I want to install indy 9 in my BCB5

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2 total messages Started by Asger Jorgensen Sun, 15 Jul 2007 09:49

#952

Author: Asger Jorgensen
Date: Sun, 15 Jul 2007 09:49

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Hi there

I want to install Indy 9 in my BCB5.

In the ManualInstall.txt file it says that if I run Fullc5.bat
things will be stored in c:\Indy\D4  I do not want any files 
on my  C:  drive. Instead I want all files on my programming 
drive  G:  can I change that ?

I'm know very little about .bat programming, but i see this:
%NDWINSYS%
in the Fullc5.bat and that vory me a little...

Please help

Thanks in advance
Asger

Re: I want to install indy 9 in my BCB5

#954

Author: Remy Lebeau (TeamB)
Date: Mon, 16 Jul 2007 16:26

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"Asger Jorgensen" <Junk@Asger-P.dk> wrote in message
news:MPG.21040c119a7445ee9897a6@newsgroups.borland.com...

> I want to install Indy 9 in my BCB5.

Then do so.  Indy 9 has a FULLC5.BAT install script for compiling Indy for
BCB 5.  Then just install the .BPL that is generated.

> In the ManualInstall.txt file it says that if I run
> Fullc5.bat things will be stored in c:\Indy\D4

That it not where they are stored.  First off, the actual folder name used
for BCB 5 is "C5", not "D5".  And second, that folder is a subfolder of
whereever you install the Indy source code.  So if you install it to
"G:\Source\Indy", for instance, then the compiled files will be stored at
"G:\Source\Indy\C5".

> I'm know very little about .bat programming, but i see this:
> %NDWINSYS%
> in the Fullc5.bat and that vory me a little...

The generated BPL is put in the Windows System folder by default, yes.  If
you don't want that, then you will have to edit the .bat file to use a
different path.  Then you will have to change the IDE settngs to include
that location in its search paths.


Gambit

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