TurboPower Async Pro install 1

[Totte]

I did fetch the total package but i'm having a hard time installing it. It installs quite well but it constantly claming that a DLL-file for reading the package is missing.
I did follow the instructions but to no avail.
Anyone knows how? Is it some path to set?
I'm using BCB3, Win98.

Totte

 

[2ffat]

For some reason, the programmers decided to include network components. They are not needed! In BCB 5 & 6 these are the MIDAS components. I don't know what they are called in BCB 3. What you need to do is open the package then go to Projects and View Source. Find the offending DLL's in the source code and delete the calls to the DLL's and delete them. Save the code and recompile. You will need to do this to both the runtime and design packages.

James P. Cottingham

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[Totte]

A pat on the shoulder, tnx man. I'll give it a go in the morning.

Totte

 

[Totte]

OK, i went through it and it was NOT as easy but i came up with the solution: to set all paths (linker, include and such) to BOTH the (bla bla)\Source and (bla bla)\Packages library and then try to open and execute a couple of the examples and (HALLELUJA) now it looks like it's working, at least i'm not getting a load of "can't open file ???.obj" and such.

Totte

 

[Totte]

One final change to make it work: set the PATH in autoexec.bat to lead to the Packages & Source libraries and then it works (i hope...)

Totte