Rare behaviour of dcc32

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3 total messages Started by Santi Prieto Sat, 20 Jan 2007 20:31

#38

Author: Santi Prieto
Date: Sat, 20 Jan 2007 20:31

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I have a problem when try to compile from command line: the dcc32 output 
shows only line numbers, but not the messages.
When I try to run only dcc32.exe to view the parameters, the output show 
blank spaces where the compiler parameters have to be.

The machine was upgraded from NT 4.0 to windows 2000 and recently, from 
windows 2000 to windows XP SP2.

It has 4 versions of delphi installed; 4.0, 6.0, 7.0 and 2006, and in 
all of then the output for dcc32 is the same.

I presume that it must be some library or so, but I not be able to find it.

Any idea?

Thanks,
Santi.

Re: Rare behaviour of dcc32

#39

Author: Dennis Passmore
Date: Sun, 21 Jan 2007 15:40

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What version of Dcc32.exe are you executing? It will show up in the 
first line of the screen output. What is the content of the Dcc32.cfg
file which can be found in the folder where Dcc32.exe is located?

Re: Rare behaviour of dcc32

#47

Author: Santi Prieto
Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 20:02

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Sorry for the delay, but I forgot the post, because I found what was the malfunction; I change one 
cursor in the user32.dll with a resource editor, and after that the execution on command line of 
dcc32.exe didn't show any output.

Again sorry, and thanks for reply.
See you.

Dennis Passmore wrote:
> What version of Dcc32.exe are you executing? It will show up in the 
> first line of the screen output. What is the content of the Dcc32.cfg
> file which can be found in the folder where Dcc32.exe is located?
> 
>

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