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Author Compiling to a standalone EXE
kvaughn@stmarysathens.org

2005-09-16, 6:55 pm

Back to Topspeed after a long absence and have a question. Sure it's
my stupidity, or maybe something has changed along the way.

I want to build my release system as a standalone EXE (not dependant on
associated DLL's being included). Doesn't seem to be happening.

Under the project Editor/Properties, I have valued the Run-Time Library
as Standalone with the Target type of EXE. Seems in the past that was
all I had to do. I'm currently buiding a APP utiliing the TPS and
ASCII drivers. Errors of course are requsting the RUN,TPS, and ASC
dll.

Do I have include these files now? Or can they be compiled into the
EXE.

Thanks...

Leonid Chudakov

2005-09-17, 9:55 pm

You need to compile local not standalone

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<kvaughn@stmarysathens.org> wrote in message
news:1126880509.943884.48090@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Back to Topspeed after a long absence and have a question. Sure it's
> my stupidity, or maybe something has changed along the way.
>
> I want to build my release system as a standalone EXE (not dependant on
> associated DLL's being included). Doesn't seem to be happening.
>
> Under the project Editor/Properties, I have valued the Run-Time Library
> as Standalone with the Target type of EXE. Seems in the past that was
> all I had to do. I'm currently buiding a APP utiliing the TPS and
> ASCII drivers. Errors of course are requsting the RUN,TPS, and ASC
> dll.
>
> Do I have include these files now? Or can they be compiled into the
> EXE.
>
> Thanks...
>



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