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How to generate a stand-alone exe C++ builder

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hi,

i made a simple c++ builder form and every thing is work good but when i use the exe file on another pc which c++ builder not installed on it exe didn't work and generate an error message which mean the program need a c++ builder dll to work
i need to know how to generate a stand alone exe project.

note i use c++ builder 6

thanks for every body wants to help

Fire in the Wire :idea:
 

c++ builder problem

Yes you need this dll's in your program-directory or system if you haven't installed c++ builder on this computer.

CP3240MT.DLL
BorlandMM.DLL

Maybe you also need DLL's for the Packages you used for linking the Program.

Kuehnsen

Added after 4 minutes:

Or you could check this:

Uncheck the Option "Use dynamic RTL" under "Project/Options/Linker" .

You will get bigger exe-files but didn't need this 2 DLLs.
 

Re: c++ builder problem

**broken link removed**

the link above under portability there are instructions on configurations for the progect options so the executable will contain all the nesscary libaries(No need to copy DLL).
 

Re: c++ builder problem

oh thank you ,
the above link was great .
Do you know any forms for c++ builder ?
all i find in the internet is about microsoft programming tools :cry:

thank you very much

Fire in the Wire :idea:
 

Re: c++ builder problem

check the both check boxes in the attached images, and wou will get totaly stand alone exe file
 

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