Comment from Jase-Coder
Date: 03/21/2006 05:47AM PST
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cant remember off the top of my head but you do something litke: project properties >> compiler >> untick runtime packages.
I willl check when I get home. The extact path of the compiler property
Comment from kode99
Date: 03/21/2006 05:50AM PST
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Pretty much the same as in prior versions, just rearranged a bit on the interface,
So go to project options, down to packages and unclick the->Build with runtime packages' option. This will build the package code into your exe.
Second under Linker, go to the Linking section and uncheck->Use dynamic RTL'. This builds in the core borland stuff.
Your exe files will be much larger but self contained.
Comment from Eimund
Date: 03/23/2006 06:28AM PST
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Hey, thanks for your answers, but it didn't work!
The exe file become larger when I unchecked the Use dynamic RTL.
Under package options the Design time and runtime package was checked. There were three options and I had to select one of them. The other two was Design time only package, witch I tryed, and Runtime only package.
The error I get when I run it on another computer is that it can't find vcl100.bpl.
Regards
Eimund
Accepted Answer from kode99
Date: 03/23/2006 07:20AM PST
Grade: A
Accepted Answer
Wrong spot look farther down the main list not in the linker section, 2nd last from the very bottom is title->Packages', select that.
Now at the bottom area of the window is a->Build with runtime packages' checkbox - uncheck it.
Comment from dodongoxp
Date: 03/23/2006 11:35PM PST
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hello
to make a standalone exe from a bcb 2006 project this is what you need to do :
go to:
Project -> Options -> Packages
and uncheck Build With Runtime Packages
and then go to :
Project -> Build Configurations
pick up from the drop down list Release Build
and then select your project down in the list and click on Apply ensure that your project changes from Debug Build to Release Build
then go to Project -> Build All Projects
and thats all!!
in your project folder will appear a new folder called Release that contains your Stand Alone exe
hope it helps
cheers
David Segovia
