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Hi,
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Looking forward, The Box Team

Hello,

first of all, sorry for the long delay - but as stated in the project 
notice, I'm currently involved in Projects not using C++ Builder or 
Delphi, and so I do find very little time for BorCVS.

I've uploaded a binary build of the current CVS snapshot of BorCVS, which 
should be easy to use without building from source - although I think this 
is the preferred way....

regards,
__
/homas

On 17 Sep 2003 at 17:20, Michael Polacek wrote:

> 
> Is there a possibility to get an install version of BorCVS with support for
> BCB 6? Isaw that there are source files which should support version 6 but
> it is very difficult to download all files seperatly. also I do not know
> how to use this source codes.
> 
> It would be very helpful for usbeing able touse BorCVS with BCB 6.
> 
> 

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"Support bacteria - they're the only culture some people have."

Is there a possibility to get an install version of BorCVS with support =
for BCB 6?
I saw that there are source files which should support version 6 but it =
is very difficult to download all files seperatly.
also I do not know how to use this source codes.

It would be very helpful for us being able to use BorCVS with BCB 6.

Hi Thomas

Just looking for the latest revision of BorCVS which has support for Delphi
6. I searched on SourceForge and found only the download dated 04-04-02,
which I've downloaded before and doesn't seem to have Delphi 6 support.
Where's the latest version you refer to, to be found on the Web? Thanks for
your help.

Dave

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Subject: [BorCVS-support] BorCVS...

Hi all BorCVS users,

sorry for the long absence, but I had some changes in my job which did not 
allow me to spend much attention to BorCVS. This mail is primarly to 
inform about my future plans for the package.

Due to this job changes I'm now not using C++ Builder as my primary 
environment, and thus also BorCVS is not my primary VC interface any more. 
This means that my time to work on the project will be very limited - 
although I plan to keep the project going in the future. 

Basically the application fullfills my requirements on my development 
environment - what is missing in my opinion are some tests on other 
systems. If anyone (the "community" ;-) is willing to send me bug reports, 
bug fixes, enhancements or any other things, I would be happy to include 
them in the package.

As you may have noticed the sourcecode of BorCVS is available on the CVS 
repository on sourceforge. The latest revision includes some modifications 
for BCB 6 and Delphi 6 support - btw, thanks to the ones who sent me the 
patches for that.

So, I hope that were not too bad news just before christmas. If you have 
any comments or suggestions, send them to me.

regards, 
__
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Hi all BorCVS users,

sorry for the long absence, but I had some changes in my job which did not 
allow me to spend much attention to BorCVS. This mail is primarly to 
inform about my future plans for the package.

Due to this job changes I'm now not using C++ Builder as my primary 
environment, and thus also BorCVS is not my primary VC interface any more. 
This means that my time to work on the project will be very limited - 
although I plan to keep the project going in the future. 

Basically the application fullfills my requirements on my development 
environment - what is missing in my opinion are some tests on other 
systems. If anyone (the "community" ;-) is willing to send me bug reports, 
bug fixes, enhancements or any other things, I would be happy to include 
them in the package.

As you may have noticed the sourcecode of BorCVS is available on the CVS 
repository on sourceforge. The latest revision includes some modifications 
for BCB 6 and Delphi 6 support - btw, thanks to the ones who sent me the 
patches for that.

So, I hope that were not too bad news just before christmas. If you have 
any comments or suggestions, send them to me.

regards, 
__
/homas
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Is there a version that will work with Delphi 4 or Delphi 6?

Thanks,
Gary.

no this appears to be a limitation of borcvs. WinCvs does not have this
limitation.

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>    1. Login Problem (Hounsell, Eddie)
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> From: "Hounsell, Eddie" <Edd...@na...>
> To: <bor...@li...>
> Subject: [BorCVS-support] Login Problem
>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to connect to the CVS on my maching using the CVS command
> function :
>
> ":pserver:eddy.hounsell@193.195.240.118:c:\deeds_cvs"
>
> When the system tries to connect, the password dialog box does not
> appear, instead the text "password: " appears in the command output
> window but the "Abort" form is modal so I cannot select the command form
> to enter the password.
>
> Should I be using a different method to connect???
>
> Many Thanks
>
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Hi,

I am trying to connect to the CVS on my maching using the CVS command
function :

":pserver:eddy.hounsell@193.195.240.118:c:\deeds_cvs"

When the system tries to connect, the password dialog box does not
appear, instead the text "password: " appears in the command output
window but the "Abort" form is modal so I cannot select the command form
to enter the password.

Should I be using a different method to connect???

Many Thanks

Eddie Hounsell
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When I want to checkout module and set the option 'If
no matching revision is found, retrieve the most recent
revision', this option will be ignored.
The output looks like: cvs.exe -
d :ntserver:w2k:/repository checkout -r 1.2 -P cvstest
Here you can see, that the parameter -f misses.

Guido

From:  Karl-Heinz Brünen <k.bruenen@w...>
Date:  Tue Jun 25, 2002  6:58 pm
Subject:  Re: [cvsgui] Invoking SSH like WinCVS does :)

Hi,

feel free to look at the cvsgui sources ;) They are free!!!!
I can give some hints (the gcvs solution, but it works in the same way for
wincvs). The solution is to modify the STDIN/STDOUT and enviroment for the
cvs communication.

The code is in 'AppGlue.cpp' and 'cvsgui.c'. 'cvsgui/common/AppGlue.cpp' has
the special getenv code. You also have to take a look at
'cvsgui/common/cvsgui.c*

I hope it helps you

Kalle

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> From: "Patrick Dunford" <sof...@pd...>
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> Date: Mon, 24 Jun 2002 20:57:55 +1200
> Subject: [BorCVS-support] (no subject)
>
> Ok I set up CVS_RSH=SSH.
> For WinCVS I already have HOME=F:\SSH and PATH=%PATH%;F:\SSH
>
> Then I call up cvs with
> C:\>"F:\Program Files\GNU\WinCvs 1.2\cvs.exe" -d
> :ext:pdu...@cv...:/cvsroot/dunfordsoft
> checkout -P
> autoexec
>
> Which I have done by setting CVSROOT in BorCVS to
> :ext:pdu...@cv...:/cvsroot/dunfordsoft
>
> But the thing is, when WinCVS calls SSH it brings it up in a separate
> command prompt window and asks for the password. You type your
> password into
> the command prompt window and off it goes.
>
> Whereas BorCVS brings up the password request in its own CVS output window
> and won't receive input in this window.
>
> WinCVS is able to separate the CVS output from input requests as
> far as SSH
> goes, and works perfectly well with SSH.
>
> By the way I am running BorCVS on Windows 95 on Delphi 5 standard - a
> suitable enough platform for OSS development methinks.
>
> ====================Original Message====================
>
> FROM: Thomas BleierDATE: 06/19/2002 01:07:31SUBJECT: RE:  [BorCVS-support]
> How to make BorCVS work with SF.net CVS server? Hello!
>
> Well, I did not try this yet. Maybe you can try to play with the "CVS
> command" option in BorCVS to mimic WinCVS's commands and see if that
> works?
>
> BTW, what I think is missing from your CVSROOT string is the connection
> method, which, in this case, should be "ext", I think. You also have to
> set the environment variables to force CVS to use SSH as described in the
> Cederqvist manual...
> __
> /homas
>
> On 19 Jun 2002 at 19:50, Patrick Dunford wrote:
>
> >
> > I have WinCVS installed talking to the SF.net CVS server over SSH. So I
> > tried to set up BorCVS the same. I told it that cvs.exe was
> located in the
> > WinCVS directory where indeed it is.
> >
> > My CVSROOT I copied from WinCVS pointing to SF's server. This is the
> output
> > of a checkout:
> >
> > C:\>"F:\Program Files\GNU\WinCvs 1.2\cvs.exe" -d
> > pdu...@cv...:/cvsroot/dunfordsoft
> checkout -P
> > autoexec
> >
> > cvs.exe [checkout aborted]: cannot connect to socket: Connection refused
> >
> > Exit code: 1
> >
> > WinCVS doesn't seem to do different but it knows to bring up SSH and ask
> me
> > for my password. cvs checkout -P autoexec (in directory D:\xxx)
> >
> > Is there something I need to do to persuade BorCVS that it can
> talk to the
> > server through SSH or is this not supported?
>
>
> =================================
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> http://pdunford.godzone.net.nz/
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> From: "Thomas Bleier" <th...@bl...>
> To: bor...@li...
> Date: Mon, 24 Jun 2002 12:15:29 +0200
> Subject: Re: [BorCVS-support] (no subject)
>
> Hello!
>
> Well, BorCVS currently captures all output (STDOUT) from the CVS
> subprocess and displays it in it's own window. Theoretically it would be
> possible to feed in some data (passwords, etc) via STDIN, but I
> don't know
> any way to determine _when_ an appcation is waiting form STDIN input, so
> it won't work in practice. If anybody has an idea how this could work,
> please tell me. Also, the WinCVS way would be nice to be implemented, so
> everyone's invited to do so ;-)
> __
> /homas
>
> On 24 Jun 2002 at 20:57, Patrick Dunford wrote:
>
> > Ok I set up CVS_RSH=SSH.
> > For WinCVS I already have HOME=F:\SSH and PATH=%PATH%;F:\SSH
> >
> > Then I call up cvs with
> > C:\>"F:\Program Files\GNU\WinCvs 1.2\cvs.exe" -d
> > :ext:pdu...@cv...:/cvsroot/dunfordsoft
> > checkout -P
> > autoexec
> >
> > Which I have done by setting CVSROOT in BorCVS to
> > :ext:pdu...@cv...:/cvsroot/dunfordsoft
> >
> > But the thing is, when WinCVS calls SSH it brings it up in a separate
> > command prompt window and asks for the password. You type your password
> > into the command prompt window and off it goes.
> >
> > Whereas BorCVS brings up the password request in its own CVS
> output window
> > and won't receive input in this window.
> >
> > WinCVS is able to separate the CVS output from input requests
> as far as SSH
> > goes, and works perfectly well with SSH.
> >
> > By the way I am running BorCVS on Windows 95 on Delphi 5 standard - a
> > suitable enough platform for OSS development methinks.
>
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Hello!

Well, BorCVS currently captures all output (STDOUT) from the CVS 
subprocess and displays it in it's own window. Theoretically it would be 
possible to feed in some data (passwords, etc) via STDIN, but I don't know 
any way to determine _when_ an appcation is waiting form STDIN input, so 
it won't work in practice. If anybody has an idea how this could work, 
please tell me. Also, the WinCVS way would be nice to be implemented, so 
everyone's invited to do so ;-)
__
/homas

On 24 Jun 2002 at 20:57, Patrick Dunford wrote:

> Ok I set up CVS_RSH=SSH.
> For WinCVS I already have HOME=F:\SSH and PATH=%PATH%;F:\SSH
> 
> Then I call up cvs with
> C:\>"F:\Program Files\GNU\WinCvs 1.2\cvs.exe" -d
> :ext:pdu...@cv...:/cvsroot/dunfordsoft
> checkout -P
> autoexec
> 
> Which I have done by setting CVSROOT in BorCVS to
> :ext:pdu...@cv...:/cvsroot/dunfordsoft
> 
> But the thing is, when WinCVS calls SSH it brings it up in a separate
> command prompt window and asks for the password. You type your password
> into the command prompt window and off it goes.
> 
> Whereas BorCVS brings up the password request in its own CVS output window
> and won't receive input in this window.
> 
> WinCVS is able to separate the CVS output from input requests as far as SSH
> goes, and works perfectly well with SSH.
> 
> By the way I am running BorCVS on Windows 95 on Delphi 5 standard - a
> suitable enough platform for OSS development methinks.

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"The amount of sleep needed by the average person is ten minutes more."

Ok I set up CVS_RSH=SSH.
For WinCVS I already have HOME=F:\SSH and PATH=%PATH%;F:\SSH

Then I call up cvs with
C:\>"F:\Program Files\GNU\WinCvs 1.2\cvs.exe" -d
:ext:pdu...@cv...:/cvsroot/dunfordsoft
checkout -P
autoexec

Which I have done by setting CVSROOT in BorCVS to
:ext:pdu...@cv...:/cvsroot/dunfordsoft

But the thing is, when WinCVS calls SSH it brings it up in a separate
command prompt window and asks for the password. You type your password into
the command prompt window and off it goes.

Whereas BorCVS brings up the password request in its own CVS output window
and won't receive input in this window.

WinCVS is able to separate the CVS output from input requests as far as SSH
goes, and works perfectly well with SSH.

By the way I am running BorCVS on Windows 95 on Delphi 5 standard - a
suitable enough platform for OSS development methinks.

====================Original Message====================

FROM: Thomas BleierDATE: 06/19/2002 01:07:31SUBJECT: RE:  [BorCVS-support]
How to make BorCVS work with SF.net CVS server? Hello!

Well, I did not try this yet. Maybe you can try to play with the "CVS
command" option in BorCVS to mimic WinCVS's commands and see if that
works?

BTW, what I think is missing from your CVSROOT string is the connection
method, which, in this case, should be "ext", I think. You also have to
set the environment variables to force CVS to use SSH as described in the
Cederqvist manual...
__
/homas

On 19 Jun 2002 at 19:50, Patrick Dunford wrote:

>
> I have WinCVS installed talking to the SF.net CVS server over SSH. So I
> tried to set up BorCVS the same. I told it that cvs.exe was located in the
> WinCVS directory where indeed it is.
>
> My CVSROOT I copied from WinCVS pointing to SF's server. This is the
output
> of a checkout:
>
> C:\>"F:\Program Files\GNU\WinCvs 1.2\cvs.exe" -d
> pdu...@cv...:/cvsroot/dunfordsoft checkout -P
> autoexec
>
> cvs.exe [checkout aborted]: cannot connect to socket: Connection refused
>
> Exit code: 1
>
> WinCVS doesn't seem to do different but it knows to bring up SSH and ask
me
> for my password. cvs checkout -P autoexec (in directory D:\xxx)
>
> Is there something I need to do to persuade BorCVS that it can talk to the
> server through SSH or is this not supported?

=================================
Patrick Dunford, Christchurch, NZ
http://pdunford.godzone.net.nz/
http://www.trainweb.org/ferrymead/

Hello!

Well, I did not try this yet. Maybe you can try to play with the "CVS 
command" option in BorCVS to mimic WinCVS's commands and see if that 
works?

BTW, what I think is missing from your CVSROOT string is the connection 
method, which, in this case, should be "ext", I think. You also have to 
set the environment variables to force CVS to use SSH as described in the 
Cederqvist manual...
__
/homas

On 19 Jun 2002 at 19:50, Patrick Dunford wrote:

> 
> I have WinCVS installed talking to the SF.net CVS server over SSH. So I
> tried to set up BorCVS the same. I told it that cvs.exe was located in the
> WinCVS directory where indeed it is.
> 
> My CVSROOT I copied from WinCVS pointing to SF's server. This is the output
> of a checkout:
> 
> C:\>"F:\Program Files\GNU\WinCvs 1.2\cvs.exe" -d
> pdu...@cv...:/cvsroot/dunfordsoft checkout -P
> autoexec
> 
> cvs.exe [checkout aborted]: cannot connect to socket: Connection refused
> 
> Exit code: 1
> 
> WinCVS doesn't seem to do different but it knows to bring up SSH and ask me
> for my password. cvs checkout -P autoexec (in directory D:\xxx)
> 
> Is there something I need to do to persuade BorCVS that it can talk to the
> server through SSH or is this not supported?

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"BorgDOS 5.0: Assimilate another (Y/N)?"

I have WinCVS installed talking to the SF.net CVS server over SSH. So I
tried to set up BorCVS the same. I told it that cvs.exe was located in the
WinCVS directory where indeed it is.

My CVSROOT I copied from WinCVS pointing to SF's server. This is the output
of a checkout:

C:\>"F:\Program Files\GNU\WinCvs 1.2\cvs.exe" -d
pdu...@cv...:/cvsroot/dunfordsoft checkout -P
autoexec

cvs.exe [checkout aborted]: cannot connect to socket: Connection refused

Exit code: 1

WinCVS doesn't seem to do different but it knows to bring up SSH and ask me
for my password.
cvs checkout -P autoexec (in directory D:\xxx)

Is there something I need to do to persuade BorCVS that it can talk to the
server through SSH or is this not supported?

=================================
Patrick Dunford, Christchurch, NZ
http://pdunford.godzone.net.nz/
http://www.trainweb.org/ferrymead/

Hello!

Well, to clarify this:

In a Listview the first column's data is stored in the "Caption" property, 
and the following columns are stored in the "SubItems" list. Because of 
this the SortColumn is different from the subitems index.

Concerning the absolute pathname problem itself, it would be possible to 
use relative pathnames, but to do that safely also in case of source files 
in different directories a function for mapping absolute to relative 
pathnames has to be used. I think there is such a function either in the 
Win32 API or in the VCL, have to take a look at this...
__
/homas

On 4 Jun 2002 at 22:41, Romain Lecorbeiller wrote:

> This part of my mail is false.
> 
> //*******************************************
> > If it's right I find something strange in the source file
> "TFilesFrame.cpp".
> > Line 55 in function "GetFilePath" which help in the construction of
> >  "cmdline" :
> >
> > "item->SubItems->Strings[6] + item->Caption;"
> >
> > item->SubItems->Strings[6] is not relative with path but with Conflict.
> >
> > item->SubItems->Strings[7] is relative with path ?
> >
> >
> >
> > (see line 456 of "TFilesFrame.cpp"
> >
> >       case 0: caption = "Name"; break;
> >
> >       case 1: caption = "Revision"; break;
> >
> >       case 2: caption = "Options"; break;
> >
> >       case 3: caption = "Status"; break;
> >
> >       case 4: caption = "Sticky Tag/Date"; break;
> >
> >       case 5: caption = "Date"; break;
> >
> >       case 6: caption = "Conflict"; break;
> >
> >       case 7: caption = "Path"; break;
> >
> > )
> //*******************************************
> 
> 
> 
> 
> _______________________________________________________________
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Hello!

Sorry for the late answer, but I came just back from vacation ;-)

Well, seems that the STL implementation in BCB 6 has changed :-( My time 
is very limited currently, so I think I will not be able to fix this 
myself in the next weeks - maybe anyone else?

On 28 May 2000 at 14:12, Cristian Grigoriu wrote:

> Yesterday I have downloaded BCB 6 Trial from Borland web-site.
> 
> When compiling BorCVS I get this nasty error:
> 
> [C++ Error] TController.cpp(114): E2285 Could not find a match for
> 'vector<void (_fastcall * (_closure )(TObject *))(TObject *),allocator<void
> (_fastcall * (_closure )(TObject *))(TObject *)> >::push_back(void)'
> 
> What can I do?

Hint: look at the STL headers of BCB 6 (or the docs) and change the call 
to push_back according to the new interface ;-)

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//*******************************************
> If it's right I find something strange in the source file
"TFilesFrame.cpp".
> Line 55 in function "GetFilePath" which help in the construction of
>  "cmdline" :
>
> "item->SubItems->Strings[6] + item->Caption;"
>
> item->SubItems->Strings[6] is not relative with path but with Conflict.
>
> item->SubItems->Strings[7] is relative with path ?
>
>
>
> (see line 456 of "TFilesFrame.cpp"
>
>       case 0: caption = "Name"; break;
>
>       case 1: caption = "Revision"; break;
>
>       case 2: caption = "Options"; break;
>
>       case 3: caption = "Status"; break;
>
>       case 4: caption = "Sticky Tag/Date"; break;
>
>       case 5: caption = "Date"; break;
>
>       case 6: caption = "Conflict"; break;
>
>       case 7: caption = "Path"; break;
>
> )
//*******************************************

As many people I have this problem when I use the interface of  BorCvs with
delphi5 (for commands : commit <file1>  update <file1> and Commit... if I
don't chose to commit all files).

The command generate with interface is "cvs.exe -F  [.]/45555.tpm
E:\Test\Unit1.pas" and the error is "absolute pathname 'E:\Test' illegal for
server".

When I launch this same command line in "E:\Test" the same error appear.

But if I test the line "cvs.exe -F  [.]/45555.tpm  Unit1.pas" it seems to be
good.

I think that the problem come from the construction of the command.

It's the reason why I search information about the source code.

I think that the construction of the command must be in the file
"TRunCvsFrm.cpp" ?

The function (Method) "Run" execute the command and display de windows of
results ? or I have not understand this part of program.

(

    TExtProcess *cvsprocess = new TExtProcess("",cmdline,FWorkingDirectory,

      epmPlainText,PreferencesFrm->IsNtCvs(),

      outputcontrol != NULL ? outputcontrol->Handle : 0);

    try {

      while (!cvsprocess->Done) {

        Sleep(10);

        Application->ProcessMessages();

        if (FAborted) cvsprocess->Terminate();

      }

) launch the process associate to the command ?

! Important ! : "cmdline" contains the command to execute ?

If it's right I find something strange in the source file "TFilesFrame.cpp".
Line 55 in function "GetFilePath" which help in the construction of
 "cmdline" :

"item->SubItems->Strings[6] + item->Caption;"

item->SubItems->Strings[6] is not relative with path but with Conflict.

item->SubItems->Strings[7] is relative with path ?

(see line 456 of "TFilesFrame.cpp"

      case 0: caption = "Name"; break;

      case 1: caption = "Revision"; break;

      case 2: caption = "Options"; break;

      case 3: caption = "Status"; break;

      case 4: caption = "Sticky Tag/Date"; break;

      case 5: caption = "Date"; break;

      case 6: caption = "Conflict"; break;

      case 7: caption = "Path"; break;

)

I don't know if my interpretation is good or if I am tired :-), please say
me if I'm in the right way or no.

Good night.

(Excuse for my poor english)

Yesterday I have downloaded BCB 6 Trial from Borland web-site.

When compiling BorCVS I get this nasty error:

[C++ Error] TController.cpp(114): E2285 Could not find a match for
'vector<void (_fastcall * (_closure )(TObject *))(TObject *),allocator<void
(_fastcall * (_closure )(TObject *))(TObject *)> >::push_back(void)'

What can I do?

Grig

Well, interesting news...

I currently don't have time to look at FreeCVS and test this, but as soon 
as I have, I'll try...
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On 17 May 2002 at 11:47, Illya Kysil wrote:

> > BTW, it's not possible to compile an expert without runtime packages (it
> > uses the same process space as the IDE itself and therefore has to use
> > the same packages). There was an extensive discussion about this in one
> > of the borland newsgroups.
> Wait, wait, wait! What about FreeVCS? The same DLL works without problems
> with D5 & D6.
> 

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> BTW, it's not possible to compile an expert without runtime packages (it 
> uses the same process space as the IDE itself and therefore has to use the 
> same packages). There was an extensive discussion about this in one of the 
> borland newsgroups.
Wait, wait, wait! What about FreeVCS? The same DLL works without problems with D5 & D6.

Regards
Illya Kysil, software developer
Delphi/C/C++/C#/Java/Forth/Assembler
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Hello!

As stated in the "Readme", BorCVS currently does not support Delphi 6 (and 
also BCB 6). This is because I don't have BCB 6 yet, which is necessary to 
build the DLL with the V6 runtime libraries which are needed for both V6 
IDE's. Volunteers are welcome...

BTW, it's not possible to compile an expert without runtime packages (it 
uses the same process space as the IDE itself and therefore has to use the 
same packages). There was an extensive discussion about this in one of the 
borland newsgroups.

regards,
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/homas

On 16 May 2002 at 13:32, Illya Kysil wrote:

> > The author says he uses Borland C Builder. I do have Delphi 6 but I doubt
> > I can compile BorCVS (a C project) with it. If I'm wrong please correct
> > me.
> The author should build BorCVS.dll without runtime packages.
> 

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> The author says he uses Borland C Builder. I do have Delphi 6 but I doubt
> I can compile BorCVS (a C project) with it. If I'm wrong please correct me.
The author should build BorCVS.dll without runtime packages.

Regards
Illya Kysil, software developer
Delphi/C/C++/C#/Java/Forth/Assembler
If it is NOT SOURCE, it is NOT SOFTWARE. (C) NASA

> I'm probably the newest member of this list.
>
> I'm a newbie regarding both CVS and Delphi.
>
> I'm trying to make BorCVS work with Delphi 6.
> The installation went smooth but when starting Delphi
> it complains it cannot find VCL50.BPL.
>
> What can I do ?
Get Delphi 5 install and copy it from there.
But... It seems to me that in order to run BorCVS under Delphi 6 it should be compiled with
Delphi 6.

Regards
Illya Kysil, software developer
Delphi/C/C++/C#/Java/Forth/Assembler
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