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Valter
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PostPosted: Sun Mar 13, 2005 8:07 am    Post subject: Run Application Reply with quote



I have my application builded on C++ 5.

I have installed C++6 ;before I have removed C++5 with Control Panel
(win2000) but I haven't removed the components VCL50.bpl etc..

The BuilC++6 have upgraded my Application and the compilation is ok.

Now ,if I install my executable on a new PC (with InstallShield) the
Application don' start because I have a error message :
the application request the components of Builder C++5.

Now, I have removed the components of C++5 on system32 of PC where is
installed C++6.

Well.... the compiler is Ok but when the application start I have the same
error!!

The directories on Project/Options and on Tools/Env.Options are correct

Where is the problem??

Thanks.

Valter




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Remy Lebeau (TeamB)
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PostPosted: Sun Mar 13, 2005 7:59 pm    Post subject: Re: Run Application Reply with quote




"Valter" <zanzi53 (AT) libero (DOT) it> wrote


Quote:
The BuilC++6 have upgraded my Application and the compilation is ok.

You should not allow the IDE to upgrade older projects. Historically, that
"feature" has always been buggy and problematic. It is better to start a
new project from scratch and migrate old code to it.

Quote:
Now ,if I install my executable on a new PC (with InstallShield)
the Application don' start because I have a error message :
the application request the components of Builder C++5.

That has nothing to do with versioning. Your executable was not built to be
standalone in the first place. It has dependancies on external libraries.

Quote:
The directories on Project/Options and on Tools/Env.Options are correct

Disable the "Use Dynamic RTL" option under the Linker tab, and "Build with
Runtime Packages" option under the Packages tab.


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