invalid property value in 64 bit static library.I used 32 bit OpenGLPanel component in BCB6.
I moved my project to XE3. In XE3 x86 it works fine.
Now I am trying to compile my project with 64 bit compiler.
As I understood I can't create 64 bit bpl.
I compiled OpenGLPanel with 64 bit compiler to static library.
I linked test project with it and I have got error message: "Error reading OpenGLPanel1.cColorBits: Invalid property value"'\
cColorBits declared as
__published:
__property BYTE cColorBits = {read=FcColorBits, write=SetPFDNNumDepthBits, default =32};
What is wrong?
Thank you for your help.
He...
64 bit static library for C++ componentsI'm in the process of transitioning from BCB6 to XE3. One of the problems
I'm having is with a component I created as a slight variation on the
standard TMemo component. It's called TLimitMemo and has one additional
property, MaxLines, and a customized Change function to delete the oldest
(i.e. topmost) messages whenever it would otherwise exceed that limit.
I built a package to install that component and it works for 32-bit
applications. Since C++Builder XE3 doesn't support packages for 64-bit
components, I then created a static library with the same name and...
Custom Component 64-bit suportI ve created new package and a new component using Component\New
Component.. menu.
Compiled and Installed new component.
It is getting disabled in Tool Palette when i select 64-bit target platform.
How can i add 64-bit and OSX supoort to a custom component?
i ve tried ComponentPlatformsAttribute but it did not work.
[ComponentPlatformsAttribute(pidWin32 or pidWin64 or pidOSX32)]
TMyControl = class(TControl, IViewport3D)
private
...
end;
procedure Register;
implementation
procedure Register;
begin
RegisterComponents('Example Group', [...
Custom Component 64-bit suportI ve created new package and a new component using Component\New
Component.. menu.
Compiled and Installed new component. But i cannot use the new component
in 64-bit firemonkey application. It is getting disabled in Tool Palette
when i select 64-bit target platform.
How can i add 64-bit and OSX supoort to a custom component?
Eray HANOGLU wrote:
> I ve created new package and a new component using Component\New
> Component.. menu.
>
> Compiled and Installed new component. But i cannot use the new
> component in 64-bit firemonkey application. It is getting d...
Custom component 64 bit [Edit]I have a custom component compiled on target platform Win32, everything works fine.
For Win64bit application it needs 64bit-compiled component. In doc is written simply create 32bit and compile and next set Target platform to 64bit and compile. When i open the package with component, in Project manager/Add platform there is NO selection for 64-bit windows( only OSX and 32bit win).
When i create application, there IS a selection 64-bit in Project manager/Add platform. Linker needs "package.a" library instead of "package.lib" but how to create "package.a"?
What ...
Custom component and form in a static libraryCurrently I have two static libraries: one that holds a component and another that holds a form.
The component is declared like:
class PACKAGE TREdit : public TWinControl { ... };
The form is like:
class TOKBottomDlg_CkNum : public TForm { __published: TREdit *REdit_CkNum; };
I'm trying to create a static library that merges the two. When I put the source code for both in the same library I get this message: "Class TREdit not found. Ignore the error and continue? NOTE: Ignoring the error may cause components to be deleted or property values to be lost."
I can click ...
Boost 64 bit static library? [Edit]Argh, I posted the instructions needed for this once here but that was at least one forum wipe ago. Anyone have tips for getting 64 bit Boost static libraries working?
Edited by: Sean Hoffman on Oct 3, 2014 2:05 PM
> {quote:title=Sean Hoffman wrote:}{quote}
> Argh, I posted the instructions needed for this once here but that was at least one forum wipe ago. Anyone have tips for getting 64 bit Boost static libraries working?
>
> Edited by: Sean Hoffman on Oct 3, 2014 2:05 PM
See [http://blog.marionette.ca/cross-platform-threading-for-c-builder-using-boostthread/] for...
64 bit cpu // 64 bit Os version // 64 bit powerbuilder?Hi guys,
Does anyone know if Powebuilder is available in 64 bit?
Kind regards
A 64-bit version of PB does not (yet) exist.
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Arnoud
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Also check out my PB Reference site : http://www.pbinfo.be
"Gunther Huygens" <ghuygens@be.xrt.com> wrote in message
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> Hi guys,
>
> Does anyone know if Powebuilder is available in 64 bit?
>
> Kind regards
>
>
>
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Since there are no OS Windows 64 bits, i wonder how it could be possible.
Since there is a 64 bi...
Property is not setting in custom control property
hi , I am adding an image control programmatically in a webpartzone which is adding successfully but the properties i am setting in image control are not setting .following is the code that i am using .the code 'img.ImageUrl = "~/images/atlas_title.jpg" do not set the property in it.Dim webmgr As WebPartManager = WebPartManager.GetCurrentWebPartManager(Me)Dim img As New Web.UI.WebControls.Imageimg.ID = "Img"'img.ImageUrl = "~/images/atlas_title.jpg" ...
Custom components in 64-bit C++ Builder (creating standalone executable) [Edit]As stated http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/XE3/en/C%2B%2BBuilder_64-bit_Windows_Differences#Producing_64-bit_Packages_Not_Supported , creating 64-bit packages (meaning installing custom components for 64-bit target) isn't yet supported in C++ Builder. But as creating and using 64-bit libraries is supported, is possible to use custom components in standalone (without runtime packages) 64-bit executable too.
There is our temporay solution, maybe useful for someone else too:
* create 32-bit component package,
* create parallel 64-bit library project (New, Other, Static Library) t...
install both, 64-bit and 32-bit libraries
Hi,
I need to install a 32-bit app (Oracle Client) on my 64-bit OpenSuSe
11.3, however switching some of the 64-bit libraries (e.g., glibc) to
32-bit creates all kinds of dependency issues for existing apps.
So, is it possible to install both, 64-bit and 32-bit libraries?
Thanks in advance for your comments!
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Slipstream00;2262239 Wrote:
> Hi,
> So, is it possible to install both, 64-bit and 32-bit libraries?
>
> Thanks in advance for your comments!
Yes it is...
Custom property editor accessing other component propertiesI have a component which has a custom property editor for one of its properties. The custom property editor is derived from TStringProperty and works as expected. I need to, however, modify the editor to show a number of user selectable items which depends on the value of another property in the same component.
How do you design a property editor for a component that can reference other properties of the component besides the one that it is designed to edit?
I am using BCB6.
Regards
FarmerJo
John wrote:
> I have a component which has a custom property editor for one of its
&...
32-Bit Libraries on 64-Bit OpenSuSE
I'd like to install ZSNES on 64-bit OpenSuSE, however when I go to
install the rpm which I downloaded from the openSuSE build service it
will not install due to missing dependencies (libao, libGL, libSDL).
ZSNES was written in 32-bit asm so it is not possible to build an x64
version.
When I go to install the 32-bit libraries through YaST they are only
offered as a downgrade and I can't seem to be able to install them
separately alongside the 64-bit versions of them, surely clicking
downgrade would mean first removing the 64-bit version and replacing
with the 32-bit versio...
superreview denied: [Bug 303508] Add freebl shared libs that do only 64-bit integer math : [Attachment 193768] Add integer library builds for 64-bit sparc; split DEFINES and arch flags into separate Wan-Teh Chang <wtchang@redhat.com> has denied Nelson Bolyard
<nelson@bolyard.com>'s request for superreview:
Bug 303508: Add freebl shared libs that do only 64-bit integer math
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=303508
Attachment 193768: Add integer library builds for 64-bit sparc; split DEFINES
and arch flags into separate sections
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=193768&action=edit
------- Additional Comments from Wan-Teh Chang <wtchang@redhat.com>
Sorry, Saul. Although I didn't test this patch, I
saw strong evidences in my ...