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Remy Lebeau (TeamB) wrote:
> "bim_bom" <julekmen@go2.pl> wrote in message
> news:45185db8$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> > On clean system, I install prereqs and Turbo c++ (full instalation).
> > I create new VCL Windows project.
> > I insert code in the cpp file: " TIdTCPClient *C=new TIdTCPClient(NULL); "
> > I insert an include: "#include <IdTCPClient.hpp>"
> > When I try to compile it, there are shown two linker errors about
> > unresolved externals:
> > [Linker Error] Error: Unresolved external 'Idtcpclient::TIdTCPClient::'
> ...
> > [Linker Error] Error: Unresolved external '__fastcall
> > Idtcpclient::TIdTCPClient::TIdTCPClient
>
> You did not add Indy's actual library into the project.  Since you did not
> drop the TIdTCPClient component onto your TForm, the IDE will not insert the
> library into the project automatically for you, so you have to do it
> yourself separately.  At the very least, you can add the following statement
> to your code:
>
>     #pragma link "IdTCPClient"
>
> > I changed "Library search path" and "Pascal unit search path" and
> > added all folders in $(BDS)\lib folder, but it didn't help.
>
> All that does is tells the IDE where the libraries can be found, but that
> does not actually add the libraries themselves to the project.
>
>
> Gambit

For some reason, that didn't work for me.
The Linker couldn't find IdTCPClient.OBJ
I tried various combinations of #pragma link "IndyCore.lib"
#pragma link "IndySystem.lib" with and without the lib and
also IdTCPClient.dcu. Finally got it to work with
#pragma link "indy.lib", in the lib/release directory.

I also have a TB97 component package.  I was
wondering how to use that, since there is no
lib files with that, but .pas, .cpp, .dpk, ,.bpk files.

Ralph