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SunScreen
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PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2005 12:18 pm    Post subject: Program cannot run in different pc Reply with quote



Hi all,

I have developed an imaging program, using C++ builder 5.0 to create
the GUI. I have compiled it and I can run it in my pc (C++ builder is
installed), though I cannot just copy my .exe in another pc and run it.


What are the proper actions to do this?

Kind regards,
Sun

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Sergiusz Michalski
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PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2005 6:51 pm    Post subject: Re: Program cannot run in different pc Reply with quote



Hi,

wow I haven't been on this group since 2003, but what!!! - it's going to be
extincted?

Ok, according to your question, do the following:

1. Project->Options->Packages ; under this section uncheck "Build with
runtime packages"
2. Project->Options->Linker ; under this, uncheck "use dynamic RTL"

Now rebuild your application any you should be able to execute it outside
your environment.

Regards,
Sergiusz

"SunScreen" <alampro (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
Hi all,

I have developed an imaging program, using C++ builder 5.0 to create
the GUI. I have compiled it and I can run it in my pc (C++ builder is
installed), though I cannot just copy my .exe in another pc and run it.


What are the proper actions to do this?

Kind regards,
Sun




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