Martin Hart wrote:
> This topic was discussed a few weeks ago and the conclusion was:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Tom Woodrow" <tomwood...@internetconnect.net>
> To: "The Bits C++Builder Tech Discussion List" <CBuil...@listbot.com>
> Sent: Friday, March 10, 2000 5:16 PM
> Subject: Re: RX libs for BCB5, anyone?
> > The Bits C++Builder Tech Discussion List -
> http://www.richplum.co.uk/cbuilder/interactive/default.html
> > I copied this from a Borland News Group last evening and make no claim
> > that it will work. But, good luck.
> > Tom Woodrow
> > /////////////////////////////////////////////
> > RX-LIB for CBuilder 5
> > Here are the steps.
> > 1. I re-downloaded a fresh copy of rxtools from torrys with the d5 fix:
> > http://torry.9bit.qc.ca/vcl/packs/rxlib.zip
> > http://torry.9bit.qc.ca/vcl/packs/rxfix.zip
> > If you already have the files just skip to the following steps. The
> > prcoedure is the
> > same as last year for bcb4.
> > 2. In Rx.inc place this in the file:
> > {$IFDEF VER130} { Borland C++Builder 5.0 }
> > {$DEFINE CBUILDER}
> > {$ObjExportAll On}
> > {$UNDEF DCS}
> > {$UNDEF RX_MIDAS}
> > {$ENDIF}
> > Since you will already have the following lines in there for compiler
> > 130,
> > you will need to
> > comment them out like this. Just add the periods or delete the 5 lines.
> > {.$IFDEF VER130} { Borland Delphi 5.0 }
> > {.$DEFINE RX_D3}
> > {.$DEFINE RX_D4}
> > {.$DEFINE RX_D5}
> > {.$ENDIF}
> > 3. In Rx.inc remove the period from this line, this bypasses the error
> > for
> > Guages.obj
> > {$IFDEF WIN32}
> > {.$DEFINE USE_PROGRESSBAR} // Remove the period from this line
> > { Activate this define if you do not want to use TGauge Borland sample
> > component in TDBProgress
> > component and FileUtil routines. In this case TProgressBar component
> > will
> > be used }
> > {$ENDIF}
> > 4. In Rxconst.pas place this in there:
> > {$IFDEF VER130}
> > const
> > SDelphiKey = 'Software\Borland\C++Builder\5.0';
> > {$ENDIF}
> > There is also a line in rxconst.pas that has the same line, but it
> > points to
> > delphi 5, i replaced it with
> > the line above.
> > {$IFDEF VER130}
> > const
> > SDelphiKey = 'Software\Borland\Delphi\5.0'; // Replace this line and
> > it
> > will become the line above.
> > {$ENDIF}
> > Read the rxfile readme.txt and follow install instructions, when you get
> > to
> > the last file which is DCLRXDB.BPK,
> > you will get an error stating that it cannot find Dsgnintf.dcu. Well
> > according to the helpfile you should add the
> > following line in your code as:
> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> --
> > ----------------------
> > Compiling packages with DsgnIntf
> > The compiled version of the Design Interface unit, DsgnIntf.dcu, is no
> > longer included with
> > C++Builder (or Delphi). To compile design-time packages using this unit,
> > you
> > must include
> > the PFLAGS option -LUvcl50 in the project options for the package's
> > project.
> > >From the
> > main IDE menu select Project|Edit Option Source to edit the project
> > options.
> > In the entry
> > for PFLAGS add the -LUvcl50 option. For example:
> > <PFLAGS value="-$YD -$W -$O- -v -JPHNE -M -LUvcl50"/>
> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> --
> > ------------------
> > Well i tried that and it gave me a compiler warning about a bad compiler
> > switch, so i removed that
> > -LUvcl50 from the line. But i had to add the path of the dsgnintf.dcu
> > file
> > into the package under the
> > Library path: $(BCB)\Source\ToolsAPI
> > and the Include path: $(BCB)\Source\ToolsAPI
> > Then the package compiled without a problem.
> > file://-------------------------------------------------------------------
> > Martin Hart wrote:
> > > The Bits C++Builder Tech Discussion List -
> http://www.richplum.co.uk/cbuilder/interactive/default.html
> > > Hi all:
> > > I just received my BCB5, and would like any advise to use the RX library
> > > with this version.
> > > As it uses the same version of VCL as Delphi 5, I am supposing there
> won't
> > > be too many problem.
> > > TIA,
> > > Martin Hart.
> > > memorys...@infotelecom.es
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> "Russ LeMaster" <rlema...@bellsouth.net> escribi en el mensaje
> news:38D5AED1.1586A2FF@bellsouth.net...
> > Hi folks,
> > I just pulled won RxLib 2.75 and I'm trying to get it to build under
> C++Builder 5. I played around with the RX.INC file
> > (added defines for VER135 which I am assuming is the C++Builder5 version
> tag). The Rxctl package compiles and links
> > fine, but the RXDB package complains during the link that it can't find
> BDECONST.OBJ - I have looked all over for where
> > this is being referenced, but with no luck.
> > Has anyone tried to do this build yet? If so, how did you get it going?
> > Thanks,
> > Russ
