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No info for it in goolge.
Suppose you have installed a package (P1) containing a class (C1) with an abstract constructor. When you will try to install another package (P2) containing a class C2(C1) there will be "Procedure entry point ... could not be located in P1.bpl" error.
No info for it in goolge.
Suppose you have installed a package (P1) containing a class (C1) with an abstract constructor. When you will try to install another package (P2) containing a class C2(C1) there will be "Procedure entry point ... could not be located in P1.bpl" error.
Asbjørn Heid Nicholas Ring is right, it is base abstract class with common code
ReplyDeleteDid you try making the class abstract without making the constructor abstract?
ReplyDeleteIf you have an empty constructor, then you don't need a constructor defined and if the compiler is smart enough, it would compile it out.
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