I run Builder 1 and Builder 5 on the same computer. Sometimes they seem to get confused over $(BCB) as it means different things to each of them. I want to rename the BCBs to BCB1 and BCB5. If ignorance is bliss then stupidity is an asset not a liability.
I have looked in all the suspect locations such as .ini and .sys files for the path string $(BCB), but to no avail?
Caan anyone tell me where it is stored? If ignorance is bliss then stupidity is an asset not a liability.
A BPL written under BCB3 won't load into my BCB5. I get the error:
"Cannot load package 'VCL35'. It contains unit 'Imagehlp';which is also contained in package Vcl50'
Any clues on how to get around this greatly appreciated.
[bigears] If ignorance is bliss then stupidity is an asset not...
Have a look at the free software at http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Hills/6131/
and see if you are interested.
Unfortunately this great software has a few bugs. I am only an average programmer, but I am willing to try and sort it out if I can get some of you to collaborate and work on it...
To fill all 100 structures with zeroes use
memset(MyData,0,(100 * sizeof(Person));
Note MyData when used without [] is already a pointer to the start of the 100 structure array in memory. You don't need to mess around with it. If ignorance is bliss then stupidity is an asset not a liability.
USB is the way of the future. Your best bet is to install a USB card and then use a USB optical mouse. Alternatively your motherboard may have PS-2 support that was not brought out to a connector on the back of your computer. Check the manual for your mobo to see if this is the case. If...
TNX 2ffat. That will get me going. I also found some openGL setup info on Borland Community site If ignorance is bliss then stupidity is an asset not a liability.
How can I make C Builder remember its screen layout settings.
Everytime I restart a project I find the screen layout I had before has been reset to default settings. If ignorance is bliss then stupidity is an asset not a liability.
I had similar problems with my modem. As a last resort I reinstalled XP and it then recognised my modem driver. Before that XP responded with an "invalid Data" message. In the end due to other problems with XP,I threw out it altogether and reverted to Win 2k pro. As it is at present, I...
Nothing wrong with the conexant modem that getting the correct driver from the original manufacturer won't fix. First get the correct model number by inspecting the board and writing down the FCC id number.
Then go to the Puretek Taiwan web site and download the correct driver. Puretek is the...
Your firmware provides the ident to the bios. sounds like it is corrupted. Usually you can download new firmware from the Cd/ROM MFG. Regards from Bluewater on the Great Barrier Reef.
Take a look at http://www.analogx.com This is a free zapper which you can use in the meantime. Also The Mozilla browser has this feature and I believe the source code is available though I think it is written in Perl. Regards from Bluewater on the Great Barrier Reef.
I have tried working with DevC++ also. Are you using the Beta release? It has a lot of bugs. They have a forum for all Bloodshed software at sourceforge https://sourceforge.net/forum/?group_id=10639 This may be able to help you if you can get an answer from someone. They seem to be very clique...
I am working my way through a book that came with my Borland C Builder 5 called Sams Teach Yourself C++ in 5 Days
It lists a site www.borland.com/bcppbuilders/books to download code used in the book. This site is defunct and there is nothing on the Borland FTP site. any ideas where I might still...
If your processor is slow, try eliminating any un-needed programs that are running in the background. My BCB5 loads in less than 2 seconds, but then I am using a fast motherboard and hardware. Also Win98 is a bit slow and Win2k loads and runs faster. What hardware and OS are you using? Maybe we...
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