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hi remy,
thanks a lot !
do you also have some hints on how to 'fully remove' the old v10 and install
the new v10 ?
i sensed from the other postings, that the installation for c++ is not very
straightforward.
thanks
uwe

"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message 
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> "digedag" <uwe@barthoff.de> wrote in message
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>> when i installed BDS 2006, there was a clear message
>> that C++ must be used with Indy version 9.
>
> That was true.  Indy 10 had not been updated to support C++ yet at the 
> time
> BDS 2006 was released.
>
>> however, some postings here suggest that C++ can be used
>> with Indy version 10.
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> With a much newer release of Indy 10, yes.  Not with the one that shipped
> with BDS 2006.  Or the one that shipped with RAD 2007, for that matter, as
> it is the same as the BDS 2006 release.
>
>> is it possible to simply add Indy version 10 and run it with C++ ?
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> You have to fully remove the copy of Indy 10 that shipped with BDS/RAD, 
> and
> then install the latest Indy 10 snapshot fresh.  But yes, you can use an
> up-to-date Indy 10 in C++ now.
>
>
> Gambit
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