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jkrukow

Denmark
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Posted - Jul 22 2016 :  09:46:01  Show Profile  Reply
Hi,

I would like to use the ImageEn 64bit package in RAD Studio. What I have done so far:

Install ImageEn from 'ImageEn_SRC_6.2.2_32900_Setup.exe' setup file.
Select Components: Only Delphi/C++ 10 Seatlle Packages.
Select Additional Tasks: Register Packages in Delphi/C++ 10 Seattle.

Now ImageEn is installed and 32bit packages are registered in RAD Studio. (There was no option to choose between 32bit and 64bit registration of packages.)

I unregister the two packages: ImageEn Controls and ImageEn DB Controls.
Now when I try to register the 64bit package from ..\ImageEn\Delphi10Seattle_64\DPKIECTRL23.bpl I get the following error prompt: "Can't load package C:\..\ImageEn\Delphi10Seattle_64\DPKIECTRL23.bpl. %1 is not a valid Win32 application.

I have tried installing ImageEn in both 'Program Files (x86)' and a different folder.

Does anyone know how to install the ImageEn 64bit packages in RAD Studio?

w2m

USA
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Posted - Jul 22 2016 :  10:04:29  Show Profile  Reply
It is impossible to install ANY 64-bit packages into the Delphi IDE. Delphi is a 32-bit application so it is impossible to install 64-bit packages into the 32-bit IDE.

You can compile or run a 64-bit project in the IDE by doing the following:
1. Install ImageEn
2. Open your 32-bit project into the IDE
3. In the IDE select Target Platform in the Project Manager and expand the node.
4. Select 64-bit Windows, and right click to open a popupmenu.
5. Select the Activate popupmenu item
6. Make sure the 64-bit library path to ImageEn is set in the IDE.
7. Build the project.
8. Add the ielib64.dll to the folder that contains the projects EXE.

The exe is now a 64-bit application.
After doing this you may run the project in the IDE or run the EXE.

Bill Miller
Adirondack Software & Graphics
Email: w2m@hughes.net
EBook: http://www.imageen.com/ebook/
Custom Commercial ImageEn Development
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jkrukow

Denmark
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Posted - Jul 29 2016 :  03:37:18  Show Profile  Reply
Hi Bill, thanks for answering. That clarifies things.
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