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Thanks Ed

It's working

Roee

"Ed Mulroy [TeamB]" <dont_email_me@invalid.com> wrote in message
news:42738705@newsgroups.borland.com...
> From the question it seems that your project is built as Dynamic
> LInked.  The compiler's runtime libraries and packages already exist
> on your machine.  The project is built to use those items that are on
> your machine instead of building their code into your EXE file.
>
> To change that, do these things:
>
> Under Project|Options|Compiler
>   uncheck "Use dynamic RTL"
> Under Project|Options|Packages
>   uncheck "Build with runtime packages"
> Select Project|Build
>
> The change above changes the project to Static Linked.  Those items
> from the runtime libraries and packages that are used by the project
> are built into the EXE.  No external DLLs or Packages are needed but
> the code used from them is now inside the EXE file so it is larger.
>
> Note that you do not need to do a BCB install on the other machine to
> run a dynamic linked program on it.  What is needed is for the DLLs
> and Packages that the program uses to be on the target machine.  If
> you are creating many programs to run on the target machine it usually
> more efficient to dynamic link so that only one copy of the code from
> those other items is on the target machine.  If only one or two
> programs are to be on that machine then static linked is most likely
> the way to go.
>
> You can find out what DLLs and packages are needed with a command like
> this:
>
>   tdump -em. ProgName.exe
>   (do not overlook the '.' at the end of the '-em.' above)
>
> That will give you a list of the DLLs and Packages (tdump calls them
> 'modules') used by the EXE.
>
> Because they can also use such things you need to repeat the command
> for the DLLs and Packages that are reported to build a full list of
> what is used.
>
> Those needed items would then be placed onto the target machine in
> some combination of the same directory as the program or in the system
> path (one of the directory locations shown when you give the command
> PATH).
>
> .  Ed
>
> > Roee Bachar wrote in message
> > news:42734723@newsgroups.borland.com...
> >
> > I'm using BCB V6.
> > How do I deploy only exe file that can run without the need of
> > BCB install on that machine
>
>