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Koen wrote:
> Eduardo Jauch wrote:
> 
> 
>> Only 2 of them are really bpl files. The others only god knows...
>>
>  
> Normally, 2 of them should be design-time packages which you can install. 
> The other 3 are runtime packages.
> 
>> One question...
>> The hpp files where generated?
>> Because if not, you can istall, but will not be able to use Indy. :)
>>
> 
> Yes, the headers are generated. I am able to create Indy-components at 
> runtime, but not at design-time.
> 
> regards,
> 
> Koen

Several of us seem to have worked on the Indy 10 / C++ problem.  I'm 
working in BDS2006 C++.  I've been able to compile the BPLs and install 
the designtime packages.  But I don't see how it's possible to build a 
program since the generated HPPs declare this type:

TIdIPv6Address = array [0..7] of word;

A number of functions return TIdIPv6Address.  The C++ compiler isn't 
happy about this type, so grinds to a halt on the HPPs.  My Indy usage 
pattern is to make the objects at runtime -- I more or less completely 
ignore the designtime approach.