At 06:30 PM 19/11/2003 +0000, you wrote:

>Hello all,
>
>I'm using registered version of IBO Dataset module v4.2, since then
>my app seems to require following libs.
>
>mfc42d.dll
>msvcrtd.dll
>msvcp60d.dll
>
>
>Notice the 'd' appendix in the library name.
>
>Being not an experienced MS Visual Studio C++/Windows programmer, I
>only guess that it could be the case that some of the libs/packages
>I'm using in my app were compiled in Debug mode under Visual Studio,
>AFAIK IBO is partially written in C++... ?
>
>Is there a way to track the dependecies, so I could really check
>what does require those libs?

IBO is not partially written in C++, it is all ObjectPascal. IBO doesn't
need those run-time libs, but Firebird needs them, the (non-debug)
versions of them (no "d").

Without the "d", they are the run-times for the C and C++ languages. They
are needed on both the server and the client.

Are you the guy who got a debug build of Firebird from Alex Peshkov? If
so, that would explain why the client is asking for those libs.

You won't be able to debug Delphi applications in the Visual C debugger.

Helen