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PostPosted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 2:07 pm    Post subject: win language setting dependency? Reply with quote



Hi all,
I have made a "borland C++ builder 6.0 professional" application which does
run without problems on my machine.
Windows XP Professional SP2, set to german (Switzerland)

To let run the application on machines which have not installed borland I
copy the following files to the install directory:
borlndmm.dll
cc3260mt.dll
rtl60.bpl
rtl60.de
stlpmt45.dll
tee60.bpl
tee60.de
vcl60.bpl
vcl60.de
vclx60.bpl

With these files in the directory the application runs fine on the target
machine.
The target machine is a windows XP Professional SP2, Language set to English
(UK)

EXCEPT: When closing the application i will get 2 times the error message:
"The exception unknown software exception (0x0eedfade) occured in the
application at location 0x7c81eb33"

In the Project -> options I did set the linker option to "use dynamic RTL"
and in the Packages tab I checked the "runtime packages" at the bottm.
If a do not check the dynamic RTL i will get the mentioned error only 1
time instead of 2 times
If I do not check the "runtime packages" the application will not start

THIS MUST BE A LANGUAGE PROBLEM!
I tried to set the language settings on the target machine to "German
(Switzerland)" (as it is on my machine), and with this setting the error
DOES NOT occur.

I also tried to set the language on my machine to English (UK) -> With this
setting the error occurs on my machine too!

Any ideas why this error occurs?


Thanks a lot
Roger
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roger periat
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 6:27 pm    Post subject: Re: win language setting dependency? Reply with quote



OK, found myself...

Problem is: tee.de
for my application I do copy tee.de and then rename it to tee.en
so long



"roger periat" <roger.periat (AT) drivetek (DOT) ch> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Hi all,
I have made a "borland C++ builder 6.0 professional" application which
does run without problems on my machine.
Windows XP Professional SP2, set to german (Switzerland)

To let run the application on machines which have not installed borland I
copy the following files to the install directory:
borlndmm.dll
cc3260mt.dll
rtl60.bpl
rtl60.de
stlpmt45.dll
tee60.bpl
tee60.de
vcl60.bpl
vcl60.de
vclx60.bpl

With these files in the directory the application runs fine on the target
machine.
The target machine is a windows XP Professional SP2, Language set to
English (UK)

EXCEPT: When closing the application i will get 2 times the error message:
"The exception unknown software exception (0x0eedfade) occured in the
application at location 0x7c81eb33"

In the Project -> options I did set the linker option to "use dynamic RTL"
and in the Packages tab I checked the "runtime packages" at the bottm.
If a do not check the dynamic RTL i will get the mentioned error only 1
time instead of 2 times
If I do not check the "runtime packages" the application will not start

THIS MUST BE A LANGUAGE PROBLEM!
I tried to set the language settings on the target machine to "German
(Switzerland)" (as it is on my machine), and with this setting the error
DOES NOT occur.

I also tried to set the language on my machine to English (UK) -> With
this setting the error occurs on my machine too!

Any ideas why this error occurs?


Thanks a lot
Roger


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