Hi - I am using RAD XE2 Professional Update 4 with hotfix 1 isntalled on windows 7. I also have FastReports installed (not the full version with the source code - just the one that ships with the professional version of Delphi.) When I am debugging code, I often get a prompt saying that "Frxclass.pas" is not found and the option to locate this file. If I elect to "skip" I am taken to the "CPU" window (no use at all!) or "Cancel" that generates an error message and breaks my debugging process. Can anyone tell me how to avoid this error ? I looked in the debug options area and can see no obvious switch/option that may help. Apologies if this is a re-post, could not find any information on this. Many thanks..
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Paul Slade wrote: > Hi - > > I am using RAD XE2 Professional Update 4 with hotfix 1 isntalled on > windows 7. I also have FastReports installed (not the full version > with the source code - just the one that ships with the professional > version of Delphi.) When I am debugging code, I often get a prompt > saying that "Frxclass.pas" is not found and the option to locate this > file. If I elect to "skip" I am taken to the "CPU" window (no use at > all!) or "Cancel" that generates an error message and breaks my > debugging process. > Do you have a frxclass.dcu in the Lib\win32\debug folder? -- Peter Below (TeamB)
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> {quote:title=Peter Below wrote:}{quote} > Paul Slade wrote: > > > Hi - > > > > I am using RAD XE2 Professional Update 4 with hotfix 1 isntalled on > > windows 7. I also have FastReports installed (not the full version > > with the source code - just the one that ships with the professional > > version of Delphi.) When I am debugging code, I often get a prompt > > saying that "Frxclass.pas" is not found and the option to locate this > > file. If I elect to "skip" I am taken to the "CPU" window (no use at > > all!) or "Cancel" that generates an error message and breaks my > > debugging process. > > > > Do you have a frxclass.dcu in the Lib\win32\debug folder? > > > > -- > Peter Below (TeamB) Hi Peter - No, however - I did do a search for the dcu file and found that I had 2 copies. One if the Fast reports folder, which is in my Library path and another - in an old Fast reports location (on another drive.) I am guessing that this may be causing a problem. Will delete the old files and hopefully wont get this error again. In fact, just purchased the professional version of the software, so will have to do a clean up and re-install anyway. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.. Cheers..
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Try adding -rfoo to your shortcut that starts your product and see if that fixes the problem. For more information on using -r, see http://support.embarcadero.com/article/42597 Paul Slade wrote: > Hi - > > I am using RAD XE2 Professional Update 4 with hotfix 1 isntalled on windows 7. I also have FastReports installed (not the full version with the source code - just the one that ships with the professional version of Delphi.) When I am debugging code, I often get a prompt saying that "Frxclass.pas" is not found and the option to locate this file. If I elect to "skip" I am taken to the "CPU" window (no use at all!) or "Cancel" that generates an error message and breaks my debugging process. > > Can anyone tell me how to avoid this error ? I looked in the debug options area and can see no obvious switch/option that may help. Apologies if this is a re-post, could not find any information on this. > > Many thanks.. >
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> {quote:title=quinn wildman wrote:}{quote} > Try adding -rfoo to your shortcut that starts your product and see if > that fixes the problem. For more information on using -r, see > http://support.embarcadero.com/article/42597 > > Paul Slade wrote: > > Hi - > > > > I am using RAD XE2 Professional Update 4 with hotfix 1 isntalled on windows 7. I also have FastReports installed (not the full version with the source code - just the one that ships with the professional version of Delphi.) When I am debugging code, I often get a prompt saying that "Frxclass.pas" is not found and the option to locate this file. If I elect to "skip" I am taken to the "CPU" window (no use at all!) or "Cancel" that generates an error message and breaks my debugging process. > > > > Can anyone tell me how to avoid this error ? I looked in the debug options area and can see no obvious switch/option that may help. Apologies if this is a re-post, could not find any information on this. > > > > Many thanks.. > > Ok thanks quinn - Will do.
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I get the same problem when I step through the program but not when I run it :-S and as far as frxClass.pas goes I cant find it I placed the dcu from the FastReport folder into the debug folder but still asks for the .pas. Using RadStudio XE2 Any advise/help? Regards Dave G Edited by: David Gollings on Jun 4, 2013 9:51 AM
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David I have the same problem since I didn't buy the version with source code The problem is with FastReports compiling with debug info. I've asked them to produce a version without it and they're looking into it. Roy Lambert
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> {quote:title=Roy Lambert wrote:}{quote} > David > > > I have the same problem since I didn't buy the version with source code > > The problem is with FastReports compiling with debug info. I've asked them to produce a version without it and they're looking into it. > > Roy Lambert Cheers Roy, How your supposed to debug without it... Dave G
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David >How your supposed to debug without it... I have no idea - I can't - that's why I complained. Even if you got the freebi with Delphi I suggest you email FastReport and complain Roy Lambert
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> {quote:title=Roy Lambert wrote:}{quote} > David > > > >How your supposed to debug without it... > > I have no idea - I can't - that's why I complained. Even if you got the freebi with Delphi I suggest you email FastReport and complain > > Roy Lambert So who do I complain to Fastreport or Delphi?
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David FastReport - its nothing to do with Embarcadero Roy Lambert
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