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4 total messages Started by Stefan Weigand Thu, 23 Jan 2003 09:58

Cross plattform development - C++Builder-Kylix

#251

Author: Stefan Weigand
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003 09:58

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Hi,

I'm evaluating the combination of cross-plattform development with
C++Builder 6 and Kylix. So I downloaded the C++Builder evaluation for
Windows and Kylix3 for Linux and startet with a clx-Project.
Taking the clx-application project from Windows to Linux didn't work! The
error message was something like "this version of the project file is not
compatible".
Taking a project from linux to windows worked at the first look, but it
didn't compile.
First the library-paths are wrong. (linux uses ":" and windows ";" as
seperator for the paths)
And second there was a error E2075 with an option -t. (the error message in
German is: Ung�ltige Projekt �berschreiben-Option: -t)

What exactly is going wrong? What is the correct way to do cross-plattform
development? (two project-files?) Or is there a problem with the evaluation
version, fixed in the full version of the C++Builder?

Thanks,

Stefan.

Re: Cross plattform development - C++Builder-Kylix

#252

Author: masi urbano
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003 12:05

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No, there is no compatibility between project files.
You can use a project conversion utility or rewrite the project file (adding
sources files in the ide, I mean)

Anyway, I want to tell you that clx under windows/bcb has many problems:
look at my last messages in the newsgroup about bcb and delphi and kylix

"Stefan Weigand" <weigand@ergo-solutions.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:b0oe75$9a5$01$1@news.t-online.com...
> Hi,
>
> I'm evaluating the combination of cross-plattform development with
> C++Builder 6 and Kylix. So I downloaded the C++Builder evaluation for
> Windows and Kylix3 for Linux and startet with a clx-Project.
> Taking the clx-application project from Windows to Linux didn't work! The
> error message was something like "this version of the project file is not
> compatible".
> Taking a project from linux to windows worked at the first look, but it
> didn't compile.
> First the library-paths are wrong. (linux uses ":" and windows ";" as
> seperator for the paths)
> And second there was a error E2075 with an option -t. (the error message
in
> German is: Ung�ltige Projekt �berschreiben-Option: -t)
>
> What exactly is going wrong? What is the correct way to do cross-plattform
> development? (two project-files?) Or is there a problem with the
evaluation
> version, fixed in the full version of the C++Builder?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Stefan.
>
>

Re: Cross plattform development - C++Builder-Kylix

#254

Author: Michael Sanders
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003 16:40

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> You can use a project conversion utility or rewrite the project file (adding
> sources files in the ide, I mean)

I also have to convert BCB project files into Kylix project files. Which 
project conversion utility do you mean? Where can I find it?

Thanks,
Michael

Re: Cross plattform development - C++Builder-Kylix

#255

Author: masi urbano
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003 18:12

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There is a borland application pcu (proj. conv. utility) available on
borland site in the same page in which bcb upgrades are available, if I
remember well)
bye
masi urbano

"Michael Sanders" <Michael.Sanders@hb.materna.de> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:3e301b1c$2@newsgroups.borland.com...
> > You can use a project conversion utility or rewrite the project file
(adding
> > sources files in the ide, I mean)
>
> I also have to convert BCB project files into Kylix project files. Which
> project conversion utility do you mean? Where can I find it?
>
> Thanks,
> Michael
>

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