BorlandTalk.com Borland discussion newsgroups   Archives   FAQ   Search   Memberlist   Usergroups   Register   Profile   Log in to check your private messages   Log in  Installing Indy10 on BCB6          BorlandTalk.com Forum Index -> C++ Builder (Internet Socket) View previous topic :: View next topic   Author Message Koen Guest Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 8:07 pm    Post subject: Installing Indy10 on BCB6 Hello, I am not able to install the packages from indy10 into bcb6. These are the steps I followed: (i still had indy8 installed) 1) I first removed indy8 via the BCB installer program 2) I removed all indy files, as stated on http://www.indyproject.org/KB/ 3) I downloaded the indy10 zip file from http://indy.fulgan.com/ (timestamp 21/02 23:39), and also indy9 for the use of computil.exe 4) I executed fullc6.bat, everything went fine (except of the fact that no rsp-files could be copied/deleted, because no such files exist) 5) I now have 5 indy-packages in de C6-folder, and I think 2 of them are design packages (dcl*.bpl) However, when I try to install the packages into bcb, I get following message: "Package XXX can't be installed because it is not a design time package. I have tried installing all 5 packages (although I only should install the dcl*-packages), and I always get those errors. Somebody got an idea how to fix this? regards, Koen Back to top Eduardo Jauch Guest Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:15 pm    Post subject: Re: Installing Indy10 on BCB6 Koen escreveu: Quote: I have tried installing all 5 packages (although I only should install the dcl*-packages), and I always get those errors. Only 2 of them are really bpl files. The others only god knows... Quote: Somebody got an idea how to fix this? No. All I tried failed. One question... The hpp files where generated? Because if not, you can istall, but will not be able to use Indy. Back to top Koen Guest Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 9:10 am    Post subject: Re: Installing Indy10 on BCB6 Eduardo Jauch wrote: Quote: Only 2 of them are really bpl files. The others only god knows... Normally, 2 of them should be design-time packages which you can install. The other 3 are runtime packages. Quote: One question... The hpp files where generated? Because if not, you can istall, but will not be able to use Indy. :) Yes, the headers are generated. I am able to create Indy-components at runtime, but not at design-time. regards, Koen Back to top Eduardo Jauch Guest Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 9:06 pm    Post subject: Re: Installing Indy10 on BCB6 Koen escreveu: Quote: Normally, 2 of them should be design-time packages which you can install. The other 3 are runtime packages. Good. The snapshot I tested created these files, but they weren't runtime packages... Quote: Yes, the headers are generated. I am able to create Indy-components at runtime, but not at design-time. My problem was that I have the design files, but awlawys got erros on link... And the obj, hpp, etc were not generated :) Take a look on the directories. You will seee (problably) more bpl and bpi files... These must be correct (for me they were). Interesting... They must be change FULLC6.bat, because until 1 1/2 weeks ago the hpp files weren't generated... I'll take a look on this soon :) Remy could answer you more precisily anyway for what is going on... Bye! Back to top Frank Burleigh Guest Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 11:21 pm    Post subject: Re: Installing Indy10 on BCB6 Koen wrote: Quote: Eduardo Jauch wrote: Only 2 of them are really bpl files. The others only god knows... Normally, 2 of them should be design-time packages which you can install. The other 3 are runtime packages. One question... The hpp files where generated? Because if not, you can istall, but will not be able to use Indy. :) Yes, the headers are generated. I am able to create Indy-components at runtime, but not at design-time. regards, Koen Several of us seem to have worked on the Indy 10 / C++ problem. I'm working in BDS2006 C++. I've been able to compile the BPLs and install the designtime packages. But I don't see how it's possible to build a program since the generated HPPs declare this type: TIdIPv6Address = array [0..7] of word; A number of functions return TIdIPv6Address. The C++ compiler isn't happy about this type, so grinds to a halt on the HPPs. My Indy usage pattern is to make the objects at runtime -- I more or less completely ignore the designtime approach. Back to top Remy Lebeau (TeamB) Guest Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 2:39 am    Post subject: Re: Installing Indy10 on BCB6 "Frank Burleigh" <burleigh (AT) indiana (DOT) edu> wrote in message news:45e073c0$1 (AT) newsgroups (DOT) borland.com... Quote: But I don't see how it's possible to build a program since the generated HPPs declare this type: TIdIPv6Address = array [0..7] of word; A number of functions return TIdIPv6Address. The only functions/methods that return TIdIPv6Address are the following: BytesToIPv6() IPv6ToIdIPv6Address() TIdStack.HostToNetwork(TIdIPv6Address) TIdStack.NetworkToHost(TIdIPv6Address) TIdBuffer.ExtractToIPv6() The likelihood of most users actually using any of those is minimal. Besides, none of those are declared to actually use TIdIPv6Address specifically in C++ anyway. Borland translates them to use Word pointers instead. The only property that returns a TIdIPv6Address is the TIdIPAddress.IPv6 property, which is ifdef'ed out for C++, since arrays can't be used for properties. Quote: The C++ compiler isn't happy about this type Please be more specific. Gambit Back to top Frank Burleigh Guest Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 1:05 am    Post subject: Re: Installing Indy10 on BCB6 Remy Lebeau (TeamB) wrote: Quote: "Frank Burleigh" <burleigh (AT) indiana (DOT) edu> wrote in message news:45e073c0$1 (AT) newsgroups (DOT) borland.com... But I don't see how it's possible to build a program since the generated HPPs declare this type: TIdIPv6Address = array [0..7] of word; A number of functions return TIdIPv6Address. The only functions/methods that return TIdIPv6Address are the following: BytesToIPv6() IPv6ToIdIPv6Address() TIdStack.HostToNetwork(TIdIPv6Address) TIdStack.NetworkToHost(TIdIPv6Address) TIdBuffer.ExtractToIPv6() With this included: #include <IdSMTP.hpp> compilation of my code produces: [C++ Error] Idglobal.hpp(426): E2091 Functions cannot return arrays or functions [C++ Error] Idglobal.hpp(466): E2091 Functions cannot return arrays or functions [C++ Error] Idstack.hpp(176): E2091 Functions cannot return arrays or functions [C++ Error] Idstack.hpp(183): E2091 Functions cannot return arrays or functions [C++ Error] Idbuffer.hpp(147): E2091 Functions cannot return arrays or functions Quote: The likelihood of most users actually using any of those is minimal. Besides, none of those are declared to actually use TIdIPv6Address specifically in C++ anyway. Borland translates them to use Word pointers instead. I understand. But still, the functions and methods are declared in the HPP files, so C++ is upset. Is there a missing pragma of some sort that would produce the conversion to word pointer? Quote: The only property that returns a TIdIPv6Address is the TIdIPAddress.IPv6 property, which is ifdef'ed out for C++, since arrays can't be used for properties. That at least has not been a problem. Quote: The C++ compiler isn't happy about this type Please be more specific. E2091. A function was defined to return an array or a function. Check to see if either the intended return was a pointer to an array or function (and perhaps the * is missing) or if the function definition contained a request for an incorrect datatype. ;-) I could of course operate in the library code. But that wouldn't be the right approach so it's better if I seek your suggestions. Quote: Gambit Thanks Remy. Back to top Guest Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 8:20 pm    Post subject: Re: Installing Indy10 on BCB6 Quote: 5) I now have 5 indy-packages in de C6-folder, and I think 2 of them are design packages (dcl*.bpl) However, when I try to install the packages into bcb, I get following message: "Package XXX can't be installed because it is not a design time package. I had the same problem. Therefore I used fulld6.bat in addition and took the *.bpl from the d6-folder and the rest from the c6-folder. This seemed to work. -- Erstellt mit Operas revolutionärem E-Mail-Modul: http://www.opera.com/mail/ Back to top Koen Guest Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2007 9:11 am    Post subject: Re: Installing Indy10 on BCB6 wrote: Quote: 5) I now have 5 indy-packages in de C6-folder, and I think 2 of them are design packages (dcl*.bpl) However, when I try to install the packages into bcb, I get following message: "Package XXX can't be installed because it is not a design time package. I had the same problem. Therefore I used fulld6.bat in addition and took the *.bpl from the d6-folder and the rest from the c6-folder. This seemed to work. Thanks for the advice, this indeed worked. I have created a custom fullc6.bat file, that combines both batch-files. It also creates lib-files. If you are interested, I have posted it on atozedsoftware.indy.general (Message-ID: Xns98E579567CAFCkoenhacom (AT) 87 (DOT) 106.16.84). 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