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I am a beginner in Delphi.
I want to know if I can import a (dpr) file extension in c++ builder 6?
What all changes I need to do for that?
I tried to do that and got the error
there was a problem sending the command to the program
If i want to run my application to all version of windows how can i do that(windows XP,Windows 7 and Windows 10).
Thanks
According to Remy's answer here what you are trying to do is simply not possible.
When I try to open a Delphi Project with the file extension *.dproj or
*.dpr I get the message, " The Project can not be loaded because the
required personality Delphi.Personality is not available ".
The C++Builder personality cannot load Delphi projects. You can,
however, add Delphi source files to a C++ project.
Is there a way to open and look at a Delphi project in C++Builder without
installing the full Delphi IDE?
Not an entire project, no.
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I am new to Visual Studio and C++. I want to run a simple C++ program to print hello world. but I don't have an option to run the file. I first used Visual Studio for Python and so there was on python workload.
Now I have installed the C++ workload that say - Desktop development or something like that. But all the options to run the file are in python.
You need to create Win32 Console Application project, add there your cpp file, then compile and run.
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I am on mac os and have terminal in it. I run simple c++ programs on terminal by command g++ but i don't know how to run gpu based c++ programs like code containing graphics.h file
And pls suggest how to download all c++ libs and c++ in mac without xcode (because it is of 5.5gb)
Is it possible...
macOS has au unusual way of producing executables called app bundles. (Historically this is to reproduce on the HSFS file system what was part of the old OS 9 filesystem which associated attribute data to files).
Here is a link explaining how to launch an executable from a terminal. In short, use
open -a ApplicationName
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I generated an executable with C++ that copies files from a folder to another one,
Is there a way to include the folder that I copy inside my program instead of having it on the disk ?
I'm not using Visual C++, only DevCPP on windows and I'm targetting only windows machines.
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This is a basic option of most setup frameworks.
Free Option: NSIS
Use the example under Simply install a file to see how you can embed files into the installer, specify where to unpack them, etc.
Paid Option: InstallShield
See the Basic MSI Project Tutorial for more info
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As basic as this may sound, it seems it's actually NOT possible!
Talking about a totally "empty" application, only containing the WinMain() function and including <windows.h>. And of course, the "Use of MFC" options in the project is set to "Use Standard Windows Libraries".
Yet the application requires MSVCR120.DLL to run, as if it really uses MFC.
Looked into this similar thread, but didn't help.
Any idea?
The option can be found in the Project Properties under C/C++ -> Code Generation -> Runtime Library - set it to Multi-threaded or Multi-threaded Debug to not depend on the redistributable.
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I have a C++ project build on Visual C++ Express 2010 which includes a mysql dynamic library. I would to to convert it to a linux executable file. How may I achieve that?
"How may I achieve that?"
That totally depends on how portably your C++ code was written. If you only have dependencies to the MySQL C++ API, then chances are good, that you can install the necessary libraries on your linux system, and build your executable linking against these.