Sorry for late reply. I checked this issue again - it is still there. Just create a new Windows VCL Application - C++ Builder. If you increase the module version number (in project options->Application-> Version Info) and compile ("Make") without twinecomile the change is pushed to the exe...
No - it is not linked in - if I check the executable properties "File Version" is not changed. Doing a "make" without TwineCompile will directly change the "File Version" to "Module Version Number". (BTW I am changing "Module Version Number" always m...
But Version Info is not pushed to the build executable via twinecompile. If I change the module version number (in project options->Application-> Version Info) and compile (make) without twinecomile the change is puhsed to the exe, if I enable twinecompile the change is not pushed to the exe. I also...
I was building one Project with TwineCompile in order to test the Sanitizer and they did not work.
Maybe caused by this. I have to investigate this further.
Hello - I can use TwineCompile again. The problem arose when I tried to install the RAD Studio 12.3 April patch from the IDE. It doesn't work for me - I have no idea why. I installed the patch manually (downloaded via the embarcadero portal), and then TwineCompile works again. I suspect that install...
After installing the April patch for RAD Studio 12.3, the previously installed TwineCompile is no longer displayed in the IDE's main menu bar, even after uninstalling/reinstalling.
I am using bcc64x in RADStudio 12.3. TwineCompile out of GetIt Package Manager - version is 5.9.0. In my project libraries like vtk and dcmtk are included. This leads to a lot of warnings. For bcc64x I can just decide to enable or disable all warnings. If there is an error in the source code and all...
When I compile a larger project in 12.3 witch bcc64x and an error occurs, TwineCompile can't complete the compilation process, it is frozen – all bcc64x processes (>10) remain displayed in the Task Manager. TwineCompile can not cancel the bcc64x processes. If I kill them manually, I can continue wor...