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...
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 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', [...
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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HTH
Arnoud
Url: http://www.gloriant.be
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
>
>
>
>
Since there are no OS Windows 64 bits, i wonder how it could be possible.
Since there is a 64 bi...
Custom style for custom component [Edit]Hello everyone,
I had a question concerning the "Bitmap Style Designer".
The feature is awesome but there is this thing I cant figure out.
Lets say I have different kinds of buttons in my application. Depending on the type of button I want it to have a different look.
When I check the Bitmap Style Designer it only shows the styles for the base components. +Button, Form, Checkbox, Radiobutton, etc.+
I figured I cant assign a style to each and every single button so I will probably have to make a custom button that I can style.
This component will obviously be based on TButto...
64 bit static library sets invalid custom properties for componentsI have 32 bit components I wrote in C++. They work fine and have worked for years
I created a new package and imported one into the package. Works fine in 32 bits. Now I created a 64 bit static library of the same name and added all the component files cpp, res, and h to the library. Compiled the program in 64 bits and the component almost works.
The background turned out to be black. After debugging, I discovered the that this happens for ALL my components IF there are values in the DFM file and that is a published property NOT from the inherited component.
For the package
clas...
Add ASP .NET component in Windows 2003 64 Bit Stand. Edition
Hello All,
I have a program that require ASP . NET enabled. I tried to add the ASP NET component but cannot find it in Add/Remove Components. Any ideas? My OS is Windows 2003 64 Bit Standard Edition.
Thanks.
Download and install the SDK or simply go to Windows Update and install, especially if you're looking for the 2.0 Framework. In Add/Remove Components, it's Windows Components -> Application Server -> ASP.NET.
JeffPlease: Don't forget to click "Mark as Answer" on the post that helped you. That way future readers will know which post solved your issue.
Th...
UDF Writing a blob with blob_put_segment crashed the Server XE7 64 bit [Edit]Hello,
I'm using InterBase XE7 Win 32 bit for some months. Now it is time to prepare the switch to Win 64 bit platform. I use my own extensive UDF library. I have this changed to 64 bit (with Delphi XE6 and XE7).
I have one problem with the blob functions. Reading a blob works fine. But writing crashed the server. The write functions works fine on 32 bit. Same in 64 bit crashed.
Please take a look on my code:
TBlobGetSegment = function (AHandle: pointer; const ABuffer: PByte; ABufSize: Word; var AResultSize: word): SmallInt; cdecl;
TBlobPutSegment = procedure(AHandle: poin...
UDF Writing a blob with blob_put_segment crash the Server XE7 64 bit [Edit](Tested with 12.0.3.337)
Hello,
I'm using InterBase XE7 Win 32 bit for some months. Now it is time to prepare the switch to Win 64 bit platform. I use my own extensive UDF library. I have this changed to 64 bit (with Delphi XE6 and XE7).
I have one problem with the blob functions. Reading a blob works fine. But writing crashed the server. The write functions works fine on 32 bit. Same in 64 bit crashed.
Please take a look on my code:
TBlobGetSegment = function (AHandle: pointer; const ABuffer: PByte; ABufSize: Word; var AResultSize: word): SmallInt; cdecl;
TBlobPutSegme...
Having problems with Components that use other Custom Components [Edit]I need to understand how the components work and interact with each other better.
I have three components that I have created for my software so they can be included in a bunch of related applications.
Host.bpl - Low level Disk I/O, Licensing, INI file functions, encryption, etc.
Database.bpl - Database functions for many different databases
Resource.bpl - GUI level functions. Any visual components
My Database component uses the Host component for some of its functions
My Resource component uses the Host and Database component functions
All I need to place on my high level applicati...
Converting 32-bit Component package to 64-bithi all,
I'm now (finally!) using Delphi XE2 to migrate my Win32 VCL apps to Win64 (maintaining both in parallel if at all possible).
First stumbling block is a design-time VCL package, with some of my own custom components, which I use a lot.
If I understand the documentation correctly, I can rebuild this package for Win32 and Win64 from the same code.
It is implied in the RAD studio documentation that I can't have a 64-bit design time version, only a runtime package. I have built such a runtime package, but now I have two big questions:
1) it's not clear how to install ...
Upgrading from ASE (32-bit) 12.0.0.7 on Solaris 2.8 64-bit to ASE(64-bit) 12.5.1 on Solaris 64-bitHello all,
We are planning to upgrade our ASE servers from a 32-bit ASE 12.0.0.7 to
64-bit ASE 12.5.1 on Solaris 8. Could you please give what are the steps to
be taken care and how do I start with ( Do I have to first upgrade to
32-bit12.5.1 and then upgrade to 64-bit ASE 12.5.1, or directly upgrade from
32-bit 12.0.0.7 to 64-bit 12.5.1 ?).
Could you also please point to some documentation (about upgrading 32-bit
12.0.0.7 to 64-bit 12.5.1).
Thanks
RK
...
Successful 32-bit package installation, but not 64-bit. Why? [Edit]I have been trying to get PasLibVLC (free open source Delphi/Object Pascal header translation of LibVLC) to install in the IDE of either XE2 or XE5.
The files are uncompiled, so there isn't .bpl file. I am able to compile the .groupproj file and successfully create the bpl file for both 32-bit and 64-bit target platforms. After compiling the 32-bit bpl file I can right click and on the bpl in project manager and install it into the IDE. However I am unable to do so with the 64-bit target compiled .bpl. The 'Install' command does not show up. If I select the 'component...
32-bit clent or 64-bit client on 64-bit O/SWe currently have a 32-bit client running on AIX 4.3.3 32-bit. We're
moving that
client to an AIX 5.x 64-bit system. Is there any advantage to
switching to the
64-bit Sybase client?
I'm not sure if it matters but the ASE Server that the client uses is
12.5 64-bit
running on a 64-bit O/S.
TIA
only if you client app needs the extra memory
"Richard" <rmcgorman@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> We currently have a 32-bit client running on AIX 4.3.3 32-bit. We're
> moving that
> ...