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"JLoz" <jfsierra@excite.com> wrote in message
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> when I try to create a project it always gives me the error
> E2257 in idWinSock2.hpp.

Please be more specific.  What is the exact error message?  I spent a
lot of time and effort making IdWinSock2.pas be C++-compatible.  So I
would like ti know exactly what is wrong with it.


Gambit

Thanks for replaying.

I will describe in detail what I did:

1)  I manually created IndySystem50.bpk by adding each one of the units 
listed in the dpk file (which I opened using a text editor).  Then I 
compiled without problems.
2)  I did the same for IndyCore50.bpk which also includes the recently 
generated IndySystem50.bpi and compiled without problems.
3)  I created IndyProtocols50.bpk and when I tried to compile it crashed 
when processing idZlib.pas.  I saw a previous message when one person got 
around this problem by setting the compiler to compile
     it as a release version only.  Then, it compiled.
4) Did the same with dclIndyCore50.bpk and dclIndyProtocols50.bpk.
5) I copied all the new bpl files in $(BCB)\Projects\Bpl, and all the bpi 
and lib files in
    $(BCB)\Projects\lib
6) I installed dclIndyCore50 and dclIndyProtocols50 in that order.
7) I copied all the autogenerated hpp files in $(BCB)\Include
8) I created a new test project and dropped a IdSSLIOHandlerSocketOpenSSL in 
the form.  Then I compiled
9) The linker gives me 4 errors as follows:
     *   [C++ Error] IdWinSock2.hpp(154): E2257 , expected
          The line is 154:    typedef SOCKADDR_STORAGE  TSockAddrStorage;
     *   [C++ Error] IdWinSock2.hpp(154): E2257 , expected
          The line is 248:    typedef WSAMSG  TWSAMSG;
     *   [C++ Error] IdWinSock2.hpp(154): E2257 , expected
          The line is 250:    typedef WSACMSGHDR  TWSACMsgHdr;
and
     *  [C++ Error] IdWship6.hpp(22): E2257 , expected
         The line is 22:  typedef IPV6_MREQ  TIPv6_MReq;

I also tried using a modified version of FULLC6.bat and it also fails when 
processing Zlib.pas when running this command line:

    dcc32.exe IndyProtocols50.dpk /O..\Lib\Protocols\objs /DBCB /M /H /W 
/JPHN /N. /U. -$d-l-n+p+r-s-t-w-y- %2 %3 %4

but then runs the line below and it works.

   dcc32.exe IndyProtocols50.dpk /O..\Lib\Protocols\objs /DBCB /M /H /W /N. 
/U. -$d-l-n+p+r-s-t-w-y- %2 %3 %4

I could not find anywhere a FULLC5.bat file that works and I spent a long 
time checking newsgroups and everywhere I could think of.  I remember that 
When I ran FULLC5.bat for Indy9 it worked great.

I also saw a comment of yours in another thread where you say that Indy10 
had not been tested for BCB5 (as of  2/26/07), but unfortunately using BCB6 
is not an option for me and I need to used the new features for idSMTP.  I 
figured that there might be someone out there that pulled this off since 
there seems to be several people in the same situation as myself.

Thanks again for your help.

JLo
"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message 
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>
> "JLoz" <jfsierra@excite.com> wrote in message
> news:467945b1$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
>> when I try to create a project it always gives me the error
>> E2257 in idWinSock2.hpp.
>
> Please be more specific.  What is the exact error message?  I spent a
> lot of time and effort making IdWinSock2.pas be C++-compatible.  So I
> would like ti know exactly what is wrong with it.
>
>
> Gambit
>
> 

Thanks for replaying.

I will describe in detail what I did:

1)  I manually created IndySystem50.bpk by adding each one of the units 
listed in the dpk file (which I opened using a text editor).  Then I 
compiled without problems.
2)  I did the same for IndyCore50.bpk which also includes the recently 
generated IndySystem50.bpi and compiled without problems.
3)  I created IndyProtocols50.bpk and when I tried to compile it crashed 
when processing idZlib.pas.  I saw a previous message when one person got 
around this problem by setting the compiler to compile
     it as a release version only.  Then, it compiled.
4) Did the same with dclIndyCore50.bpk and dclIndyProtocols50.bpk.
5) I copied all the new bpl files in $(BCB)\Projects\Bpl, and all the bpi 
and lib files in $(BCB)\Projects\lib
6) I installed dclIndyCore50 and dclIndyProtocols50 in that order.
7) I copied all the autogenerated hpp files in $(BCB)\Include
8) I created a new test project and dropped a IdSSLIOHandlerSocketOpenSSL in 
the form.  Then I compiled
9) The linker gives me 4 errors as follows:
     *   [C++ Error] IdWinSock2.hpp(154): E2257 , expected
          The line is 154:    typedef SOCKADDR_STORAGE  TSockAddrStorage;
     *   [C++ Error] IdWinSock2.hpp(154): E2257 , expected
          The line is 248:    typedef WSAMSG  TWSAMSG;
     *   [C++ Error] IdWinSock2.hpp(154): E2257 , expected
          The line is 250:    typedef WSACMSGHDR  TWSACMsgHdr;
and
     *  [C++ Error] IdWship6.hpp(22): E2257 , expected
         The line is 22:  typedef IPV6_MREQ  TIPv6_MReq;

I also tried using a modified version of FULLC6.bat and it also fails when 
processing Zlib.pas when running this command line:

    dcc32.exe IndyProtocols50.dpk /O..\Lib\Protocols\objs /DBCB /M /H /W 
/JPHN /N. /U. -$d-l-n+p+r-s-t-w-y- %2 %3 %4

but then runs the line below and it works.

   dcc32.exe IndyProtocols50.dpk /O..\Lib\Protocols\objs /DBCB /M /H /W /N. 
/U. -$d-l-n+p+r-s-t-w-y- %2 %3 %4

I could not find anywhere a FULLC5.bat file that works and I spent a long 
time checking newsgroups and everywhere I could think of.  I remember that 
When I ran FULLC5.bat for Indy9 it worked great.

I also saw a comment of yours in another thread where you say that Indy10 
had not been tested for BCB5 (as of  2/26/07), but unfortunately using BCB6 
is not an option for me and I need to used the new features for idSMTP.  I 
figured that there might be someone out there that pulled this off since 
there seems to be several people in the same situation as myself.

Thanks again for your help.

JLo
"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message 
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>
> "JLoz" <jfsierra@excite.com> wrote in message
> news:467945b1$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
>> when I try to create a project it always gives me the error
>> E2257 in idWinSock2.hpp.
>
> Please be more specific.  What is the exact error message?  I spent a
> lot of time and effort making IdWinSock2.pas be C++-compatible.  So I
> would like ti know exactly what is wrong with it.
>
>
> Gambit
>
> 

"JLoz" <jfsierra@excite.com> wrote in message
news:46797172$2@newsgroups.borland.com...

> 9) The linker gives me 4 errors as follows:

Those are compiler errors, not linker errors.

>      *   [C++ Error] IdWinSock2.hpp(154): E2257 , expected
>           The line is 154:    typedef SOCKADDR_STORAGE
TSockAddrStorage;
>      *   [C++ Error] IdWinSock2.hpp(154): E2257 , expected
>           The line is 248:    typedef WSAMSG  TWSAMSG;
>      *   [C++ Error] IdWinSock2.hpp(154): E2257 , expected
>           The line is 250:    typedef WSACMSGHDR  TWSACMsgHdr;
>      *  [C++ Error] IdWship6.hpp(22): E2257 , expected
>          The line is 22:  typedef IPV6_MREQ  TIPv6_MReq;

Those structures are not defined in BCB 5.  They were not included in
the API header files until BCB 6.

> I also saw a comment of yours in another thread where you
> say that Indy10 had not been tested for BCB5 (as of  2/26/07)

It still isn't, and I don't expect it to be anything soon.  I just
don't have any time for it anymore.

> unfortunately using BCB6 is not an option for me and I need to
> used the new features for idSMTP.

What features do you need exactly?


Gambit

Thanks for replying.

I commented the lines that were causing the problems in those two hpp files 
and it compiled.  then,  I wrote a quick app to send an email and it worked. 
I just need to send emails using an SMTP server and I was having problems to 
authenticate using Indy9.  I read that IdSMTP for Indy 10 incorporates more 
authentication mechanisms and I want to give it a try.

Do you think I could include those structures in the header for BCB5?

Are there good chances Indy10 works fine in BCB5?

JLo
"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message 
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>
> "JLoz" <jfsierra@excite.com> wrote in message
> news:46797172$2@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
>> 9) The linker gives me 4 errors as follows:
>
> Those are compiler errors, not linker errors.
>
>>      *   [C++ Error] IdWinSock2.hpp(154): E2257 , expected
>>           The line is 154:    typedef SOCKADDR_STORAGE
> TSockAddrStorage;
>>      *   [C++ Error] IdWinSock2.hpp(154): E2257 , expected
>>           The line is 248:    typedef WSAMSG  TWSAMSG;
>>      *   [C++ Error] IdWinSock2.hpp(154): E2257 , expected
>>           The line is 250:    typedef WSACMSGHDR  TWSACMsgHdr;
>>      *  [C++ Error] IdWship6.hpp(22): E2257 , expected
>>          The line is 22:  typedef IPV6_MREQ  TIPv6_MReq;
>
> Those structures are not defined in BCB 5.  They were not included in
> the API header files until BCB 6.
>
>> I also saw a comment of yours in another thread where you
>> say that Indy10 had not been tested for BCB5 (as of  2/26/07)
>
> It still isn't, and I don't expect it to be anything soon.  I just
> don't have any time for it anymore.
>
>> unfortunately using BCB6 is not an option for me and I need to
>> used the new features for idSMTP.
>
> What features do you need exactly?
>
>
> Gambit
>
>