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Article #474BCB 6 to BCB 2006 and Indy 10
From: Steve
Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 23:29
Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 23:29
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I have a legacy server application that I wrote and have moved from one flavor of BCB to the next. It is currently maintained in BCB6. I have installed Delphi 2006 Enterprise and the Update 1 that I understand enables the fully functional C++Builder. Now I am trying to port my application. When I compile I get the error: Idwinsock2.hpp(23): F1003 Error directive: Indy 10 does not currently support C++Builder I am just using the Indy set that ships with D2006. I would very much like to port my applications from C++Builder 6 to 2006. Do I wait for an update from Borland or Indy or do I need to look for other TCP/IP options?
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