It should create that on the fly if you have the sources included in the
search path. I'll double check and see if perhaps there are different
switches for Tokyo 10.2 because normally my build scripts build all the
binaries and put them in the respective lib folders as well.

Jason

-----Original Message-----
From: IBObjects@yahoogroups.com [mailto:IBObjects@yahoogroups.com]
Sent: Monday, July 17, 2017 2:52 PM
To: IBObjects@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [IBO] How to link a C++ application using IBO in Tokyo 10.2 (using
"make" and command line tools, no IDE)?

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 geöffnet 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



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