Delphi XE2 64-bits with third party components
Im using in Delphi XE the following third party components: -DBIsam from Elevate Software (www.elevatesoft.com) -SecureBlackBox from Eidos (www.eidos.com) -SuiPack from Sunisoft (sunisoft.com) -PivotCube from PivotCube (pivotCube.com) And other visual (based in VCL) and non-visual components developed by myself, and dll for 32bits. I guess that will work XE2 if compiled in Delphi for 32 bits. But what happens when I want to want to generate a 64-bit executable? I need a separate 64-bit version of these components or dll, or the compiler performs the required conversion?
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Juan
9/27/2011 3:51:01 PM
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> {quote:title=Juan Carlos Morales wrote:}{quote}
> Im using in Delphi XE the following third party components:
> -DBIsam from Elevate Software (www.elevatesoft.com)
> -SecureBlackBox from Eidos (www.eidos.com)
> -SuiPack from Sunisoft (sunisoft.com)
> -PivotCube from PivotCube (pivotCube.com)
>
> And other visual (based in VCL) and non-visual components developed by myself, and dll for 32bits.
>
> I guess that will work XE2 if compiled in Delphi for 32 bits. But what happens when I want to want to generate a 64-bit executable? I need a separate 64-bit version of these components or dll, or the compiler performs the required conversion?
If you have the source code, you can put a copy in a separate folder and try to compile it for 64-bit. If it compiles, you can then test it thoroughly in your application and make sure everything works. If it doesn't work (or doesn't compile), you'll have to either fix it yourself or contact the vendor for an updated version.
If you don't have the source code, the vendor will have to supply you with new 64-bit dcu files.
Either way, the compiler can't fix things for you automatically. You may be lucky and have code that happens to be compatible with both.
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Ken
9/27/2011 4:43:30 PM
> If you have the source code, you can put a copy in a separate folder > and try to compile it for 64-bit. If it compiles, you can then test Just one note - not to "compile", but rather "build" the project. As the x64 compiler will be confused when will find x32 dcu's. -- With best regards, Dmitry Arefiev / www.da-soft.com AnyDAC - Firebird, SQLite, MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, DB2, SQL Anywhere, Access, Informix, ODBC high-speed data access lib
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Dmitry
9/27/2011 6:20:12 PM
> {quote:title=Dmitry Arefiev wrote:}{quote}
> > If you have the source code, you can put a copy in a separate folder
> > and try to compile it for 64-bit. If it compiles, you can then test
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> Just one note - not to "compile", but rather "build" the project.
> As the x64 compiler will be confused when will find x32 dcu's.
That's a good point, generally speaking. Thanks. :)
I don't think it's an issue in this case, though; I'm sure the 64-bit compiler would notice that the .dcus were 32-bit and they'd therefore need to be recompiled from the source. ;)
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Ken
9/28/2011 4:21:53 PM
> I don't think it's an issue in this case, though; I'm sure the 64-bit > compiler would notice that the .dcus were 32-bit and they'd therefore > need to be recompiled from the source. ;) You and me are expecting that. But compiler just return an error, that the bitness of the DCU file is wrong. That is why I am talking about "Build". Although I am not sure about Update 1, may be that is changed there ... -- With best regards, Dmitry Arefiev / www.da-soft.com AnyDAC - Firebird, SQLite, MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, DB2, SQL Anywhere, Access, Informix, ODBC high-speed data access lib
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Dmitry
9/28/2011 5:54:02 PM
> You and me are expecting that. But compiler just return an > error, that the bitness of the DCU file is wrong. This problem can be avoided by defining a specify output directory for the DCU files. With this the 32 and 64 bit DCU files are created and searched in different places. Julian
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Julian
10/5/2011 5:24:20 PM
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