A new patch 6.21.6 for the OWLNext development version 6.21 is ready.
This is the first version which implements the new naming scheme
(for Borland/CodeGear C++ only, Visual C++ will follow soon in 6.21.7). Also OCFNext with the new naming scheme
will follow in 6.21.8.
Installation: The patch should be applicable to OWLNext 6.20-6.20.8. Do not replace 6.20 sources, make a copy,
as 6.21.6 is not yet a stable version and should not be used for production.
Prebuild libraries: The following prebuild library sets are available for download:
Every file contains the following libraries:
- owl-62106-b?-s.lib
- Nodebug single-thread static library
- owl-62106-b?-si.lib, owl-62106-b?-s.dll
- Nodebug single-thread import library and DLL
- owl-62106-b?-t.lib
- Nodebug multi-thread static library
- owl-62106-b?-ti.lib, owl-62106-b?-t.dll
- Nodebug multi-thread import library and DLL
Building: The owl621.6.zip file contains sample batch files used to build the libraries.
The paths in these files should be changed to the actual ones on your machine.
Important: do not use paths containing spaces, use the 8.3 conforming path instead, for example
use
"C:\Progra~1\CodeGear\RADStu~1\5.0"
instead of
"C:\Program Files\CodeGear\RAD Studio\5.0"
Usage: For all compilers the #pragma comment(lib, NAME) statements are used to ensure
that the correct library is linked.
Note for Borland C++ 5.02 users: The Target Expert adds library references with hardcoded names to the project.
You will have to manualy remove them, or you can download the dummy libraries in owlw.zip
and bids.zip and extract them in the library folder.
