Env: NT 4.0, SP6, IE 5.5.
My CBuilder 5 Pro (Update1 applied) suddenly started to not be able to link
the projects. It gives message like this: [Linker Error] Could not load
rlink32.dll. The path to BCB bin directory is in the PATH env var, so bcb
should be able to find it.
If I generate a makefile and compile from command line, it is able to link
it...
Help!
Adrian Roman
>My CBuilder 5 Pro (Update1 applied) suddenly started to not be able to link
>the projects. It gives message like this: [Linker Error] Could not load
>rlink32.dll. The path to BCB bin directory is in the PATH env var, so bcb
>should be able to find it.
>If I generate a makefile and compile from command line, it is able to link
>it...
Do you have multiple copies of that file on your system? I seem to recall
reading that someone was having problems with BCB v5 after applying the
[first] patch because the patch updates files in their CBuilder\Bin
directory but left copy in the Windows\System32 directory alone, so now
they had a versioning problem which broke things at compile time. It is
possible that you may be encountering a similar problem...
Jerry Bloomfield (TeamB)
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Adrian Roman
"Jerry Bloomfield (TeamB)" <Jers...@wwa.com> wrote in message
news:t4chus85eb9suuu85...@4ax.com...
>I also have a file with that name in the Delphi/bin directory and in
>BCB5/bin directory. There is no such file in Windows/System32.
>What is interesting is that I can link from command line without problems.
OK, which directory (C++Builder or Delphi) comes first in the path if you
open a command prompt and look at the PATH variable? After looking at
that, take a look at the registry settings for your C++Builder application
to see what it's path settings are.
You may still have a versioning issue with different versions of the file
in different directories. The command prompt will pick the file based on
the PATH environment variable. The GUI (IDE) will pick a file based on
"APP PATH" settings for that application in the registry, which could lead
your computer to loading different files based on how it is loaded...
Adrian Roman
Adrian Roman
"Jerry Bloomfield (TeamB)" <Jers...@wwa.com> wrote in message
news:0d5kus4c3jr6phnu5...@4ax.com...
> On Sun, 15 Oct 2000 10:23:43 +0200, "Adrian Roman" <aro...@rdsor.ro>
wrote:
>
> >I also have a file with that name in the Delphi/bin directory and in
> >BCB5/bin directory. There is no such file in Windows/System32.
> >What is interesting is that I can link from command line without
problems.
>
> OK, which directory (C++Builder or Delphi) comes first in the path if you
> open a command prompt and look at the PATH variable? After looking at
> that, take a look at the registry settings for your C++Builder
application
> to see what it's path settings are.
>
Adrian Roman
"Adrian Roman" <aro...@rdsor.ro> wrote in message news:39e8375f_2@dnews...
> Hi,
>
> Env: NT 4.0, SP6, IE 5.5.
>
> My CBuilder 5 Pro (Update1 applied) suddenly started to not be able to
link
> the projects. It gives message like this: [Linker Error] Could not load
> rlink32.dll. The path to BCB bin directory is in the PATH env var, so bcb
> should be able to find it.
> If I generate a makefile and compile from command line, it is able to link
> it...
> Help!
>
> Adrian Roman
>
>