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Valter Guest
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Posted: Sun Mar 13, 2005 8:07 am Post subject: Run Application |
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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) Guest
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Posted: Sun Mar 13, 2005 7:59 pm Post subject: Re: Run Application |
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"Valter" <zanzi53 (AT) libero (DOT) it> wrote
| Quote: | The BuilC++6 have upgraded my Application and the compilation is ok.
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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.
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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
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Disable the "Use Dynamic RTL" option under the Linker tab, and "Build with
Runtime Packages" option under the Packages tab.
Gambit
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