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Remove unnecessary dependencies?

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cjtaylor

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Aug 12, 2001
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I am new to Borland C++ Builder and I installed a bunch of components to test them. I then un-installed them. I went to set my project up on another computer and I can't get it to compile because it is looking for these .lib files that I don't even need. How do you get rid of these references? I noticed the "Edit Options Source" and tried to remove them there, but that didn't work either. What am I doing wrong?

Thank you.
 
simple. goto project->options. (make sure you have your project up) then goto packages. under packages, there are several BCB packages that came with the program, and then any packages you installed will be at the bottom of the list. if you haven't done so already, uncheck the build with runtime packages box and re-compile. if you still get problems, go to the package(s) you installed in the check list box and uncheck them, and then goto the runtime packages group box and delete their corresponding package titles in the edit box. The packages you installed will be at the end of the list. Make sure you don't remove any borland installed packages. you may consider making a new project and seeing what packages are default. if you have any questions feel free to ask.

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