| Subject | How to link a C++ application using IBO in Tokyo 10.2 (using "make" and command line tools, no IDE)? |
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| Author | Karl |
| Post date | 2017-07-17T20:51:53Z |
I am trying to move an old C++ application which compiled under BCB 6
using IBO 4.
Now I try to use Tokyo 10.2 and the current version IBO 5.9.3 Build 2631.
I use "make" and the command line EXEs bcc32 and ilink32, no IDE.
ilink32 is called with the option (beside others):
-LC:\ibo5_9_3_b2631_Binary\lib\d10_2\Win32\Release
However, ilink32 failed saying
Fatal: Datei 'IB_COMPONENTS.OBJ' kann nicht geƶffnet werden
which translates "fatal error: file 'IB_COMPONENTS.OBJ' cannot be
opened".
On the mentionend path, I find an IB_COMPONENTS.DCU but not a
IB_COMPONENTS.OBJ (in fact, I do not find such a file neither in
the whole IBO directory nor in the Tokyo 10.2 directory).
Thanks for any help.
- Karl
using IBO 4.
Now I try to use Tokyo 10.2 and the current version IBO 5.9.3 Build 2631.
I use "make" and the command line EXEs bcc32 and ilink32, no IDE.
ilink32 is called with the option (beside others):
-LC:\ibo5_9_3_b2631_Binary\lib\d10_2\Win32\Release
However, ilink32 failed saying
Fatal: Datei 'IB_COMPONENTS.OBJ' kann nicht geƶffnet werden
which translates "fatal error: file 'IB_COMPONENTS.OBJ' cannot be
opened".
On the mentionend path, I find an IB_COMPONENTS.DCU but not a
IB_COMPONENTS.OBJ (in fact, I do not find such a file neither in
the whole IBO directory nor in the Tokyo 10.2 directory).
Thanks for any help.
- Karl