JomiTech Forums

Can you upgrade to 10.3 Update 3? That would resolve the issue.

What is the exact version of C++Builder that you're using?

There was a minor code fix for an internal IDE function that is not working as expected. So small change, big improvement

Can you download this file, extract into the TwineCompile Program Files directory and see if it resolves your issue - https://jomitech.com/downloads/TwineCom ... ore110.zip

Just to clarify, is the unresponsive issue directly related to cancelling the build? In other words, you only encounter this issue with you click the Cancel button?

What other extensions do you have installed in the IDE? Also, if you're not using TwineCompile for daily work, turn off SORTA compile.

This is very unusual to hear. TwineCompile is generally extremely stable, more stable than the built-in IDE compiler, due to the process isolation.

When you say freeze, do you mean the IDE becomes unresponsive, or the compile process just never terminates?

Unfortunately, we removed the -prog- flag from the MSBuild action because we thought it was not being used any longer. We'll add it back in the next release and make it part of the targets files as well.

_PerformLink is the internal C++Builder link task. TCPerformLink is the TwineCompile-specific one that can be used to run a third-party linker (it's only used for 32-bit projects).

No, you'll have to do something different for 64-bit builds. Actually, I recommend this new approach for both 32-bit and 64-bit. 1. In TCTargetsXX.targets, locate the LinkDependsOnTargets at the top of the file and replace it with: <LinkDependsOnTargets Condition="'$(Platform)'=='Win32'"> ...