Hello,
We've had a couple of customers ask us about issues installing Boss from GetIt and using it with the new C++ toolchain we finished in 12.2, the C++ Win64 Modern toolchain. The errors they see are:
Problem occurred when compiling for "Win64x" platform with "Release" configuration.
[dcc64 Fatal Error] BossExperts.dpk(33): E2202 Required package 'designide' not found
Failed
Problem occurred when compiling for "Win64x" platform with "Debug" configuration.
[dcc64 Fatal Error] BossExperts.dpk(33): E2202 Required package 'designide' not found
Failed
Would you be able to add support please?
We have a documentation page meant for third party component / library developers on how to add this: a how-to Build Delphi Packages for C++. It has info on command-line switches if you build that way, or msbuild, and project settings, as well as what can be shared between the two Win64 C++ builds (eg the final Delphi package binary and HPP headers should be the same, it's other artifacts that are different.)
But the error here seems more like a project configuration error - my guess is to add designide as a dependency, simply for that platform.
Please let me know if you have any questions on the doc, too -- I'll answer them, but also we'll add to the doc for everyone else!
Many thanks,
David
Hello,
We've had a couple of customers ask us about issues installing Boss from GetIt and using it with the new C++ toolchain we finished in 12.2, the C++ Win64 Modern toolchain. The errors they see are:
Would you be able to add support please?
We have a documentation page meant for third party component / library developers on how to add this: a how-to Build Delphi Packages for C++. It has info on command-line switches if you build that way, or msbuild, and project settings, as well as what can be shared between the two Win64 C++ builds (eg the final Delphi package binary and HPP headers should be the same, it's other artifacts that are different.)
But the error here seems more like a project configuration error - my guess is to add designide as a dependency, simply for that platform.
Please let me know if you have any questions on the doc, too -- I'll answer them, but also we'll add to the doc for everyone else!
Many thanks,
David