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[Delphi] BaseClass.dcu?


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  Wilhelmus said:
BaseClass & DX9 units from DSPack.

madStrings unit from madCollection.

If you have those, it should compile. (Tested with Delphi 6.)

Thx :). Do I need to define in delphi where madStrings is installed or something? I think something is not configured correctly because I get this error when compiling:

[DCC Error] DirectDraw.pas(359): E2154 Type 'IDirectDrawSurface' needs finalization - not allowed in variant record

Also when I open the project I get four "Undeclared identifier 'DllGetClassObject..." errors in the structure view.

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Add DSPack folders ("src\DirectX9" and "src\DSPack") to Project Options -> Directories/Conditionals -> Search Path, if you have not.

For example, C:\Prog\Delphi\DSPACK231\src\DirectX9;C:\Prog\Delphi\DSPACK231\src\DSPack.

delphi7projectpathdo1.th.png

MadCollection's installer should automatically add it's folders to Delphi's options.

(Tools -> Environment Options -> Library -> Library Path)

delphi7librarypathbi6.th.png

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  Wilhelmus said:
Add DSPack folders ("src\DirectX9" and "src\DSPack") to Project Options -> Directories/Conditionals -> Search Path, if you have not.

For example, C:\Prog\Delphi\DSPACK231\src\DirectX9;C:\Prog\Delphi\DSPACK231\src\DSPack.

delphi7projectpathdo1.th.png

MadCollection's installer should automatically add it's folders to Delphi's options.

(Tools -> Environment Options -> Library -> Library Path)

delphi7librarypathbi6.th.png

Thx for your help, I got it working now :).

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