A vendor distributes trial code that needs to be linked as runtime packages. They provided instructions thusly:
A vendor distributes trial code that needs to be linked as runtime packages. They provided instructions thusly:
enable the Project --> Options...--> Packages --> Runtime Packages --> Link with runtime packages IDE option
However, in Delphi 10.2.2 (2004) the Project -> Options panel has a "Packages" option at the left, but selecting it only displays Design packages. There's nothing there for runtime packages, and no way to say "Link with runtime packages".
I've seen it before, but I cannot find it anywhere now.
Can anybody else see this? Or did it move somewhere else?
enable the Project --> Options...--> Packages --> Runtime Packages --> Link with runtime packages IDE option
However, in Delphi 10.2.2 (2004) the Project -> Options panel has a "Packages" option at the left, but selecting it only displays Design packages. There's nothing there for runtime packages, and no way to say "Link with runtime packages".
I've seen it before, but I cannot find it anywhere now.
Can anybody else see this? Or did it move somewhere else?
Marco Cantù I'm sorry, when I select Project --> Options --> Packages, I do not see any subnode. Only "Design packages" settings. (See screenshot below)
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ReplyDeleteDavid Schwartz I see but that's not the project options of an application, but of a package -- (Jason Smart asked you earlier about it). Packages must use runtime packages, and you list the dependencies in the project manager or in the requires clause of the dpk source file.
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