cwizard
Computer
- Apr 9, 2004
- 1
I use borland's c++ builder 5, personal edition, and it has worked fine for me, but I would like to start distributing my software (until now, I have used it solely for learning).
When I bring apps over to other computers that don't have Builder, the apps do not start, they ask for a whole bunch of Borland VCL DLL's (VCL50.dll I remember, there were many more).
This seems like a set of runtime dll's like the Microsoft Visual Basic runtime that comes with windows (or you download).
Instead of manually figuring out each DLL the app needs and putting that in my zip file, does anyone know of a Borland Runtime installer similar to the ones you can download from MS for their products? It seems like there should be a way to do this easily, but I have looked through the help files and found no reference to this.
When I bring apps over to other computers that don't have Builder, the apps do not start, they ask for a whole bunch of Borland VCL DLL's (VCL50.dll I remember, there were many more).
This seems like a set of runtime dll's like the Microsoft Visual Basic runtime that comes with windows (or you download).
Instead of manually figuring out each DLL the app needs and putting that in my zip file, does anyone know of a Borland Runtime installer similar to the ones you can download from MS for their products? It seems like there should be a way to do this easily, but I have looked through the help files and found no reference to this.