Re: [twsocket] Having a problem with Rad Studio 2010.

2010-02-02 Thread Arno Garrels
Ian Tuck wrote: > Apparently there was a conflict with another 3rd party library that > was loading winsock2, perhaps? At any rate, changing the order of the > include files in my source fixed the problem. > Not fantastic news, but at least it now compiles. Thanks for your > help. That's good ne

Re: [twsocket] Having a problem with Rad Studio 2010.

2010-02-01 Thread Ian Tuck
Apparently there was a conflict with another 3rd party library that was loading winsock2, perhaps? At any rate, changing the order of the include files in my source fixed the problem. Not fantastic news, but at least it now compiles. Thanks for your help. The information contained in this e-mai

Re: [twsocket] Having a problem with Rad Studio 2010.

2010-02-01 Thread Ian Tuck
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Re: [twsocket] Having a problem with Rad Studio 2010.

2010-02-01 Thread Ian Tuck
Ø What happens when you build one of the demo projects? HttpTst builds fine. I definitely don't have any other installation of ics on my machine. I guess I can uninstall the VCL and reinstall it to see if that works. I'm using the C++ personality. Which should not be loading, winsock.h o

Re: [twsocket] Having a problem with Rad Studio 2010.

2010-02-01 Thread Arno Garrels
Ian Tuck wrote: > I have installed only v7, and still have this problem. Ideas? > Thanks, > Ian Looks like an old ICS is found. What happens when you build one of the demo projects? -- Arno Garrels > > Ian Tuck > CEO > NoGlobalBorders Inc. - Going. Your way. > http://www.noglobalborders.com

Re: [twsocket] Having a problem with Rad Studio 2010.

2010-02-01 Thread Ian Tuck
I have installed only v7, and still have this problem. Ideas? Thanks, Ian Ian Tuck CEO NoGlobalBorders Inc. - Going. Your way. http://www.noglobalborders.com w: (416) 360-4642 x205 c: (416) 574-6642 The information contained in this e-mail message, and any attachment thereto, is confidentia

Re: [twsocket] Having a problem with Rad Studio 2010.

2010-02-01 Thread Dod
Hello, OK reloaded, it works (CTRL+F5 rulez). regards. AG> Dod wrote: >> Hello, >> >> A small word about the wiki page, the "changelog" XML links for Daily >> snapshots cannot open with IE7 (not tested IE8) but works with FF3.5 AG> Thanks, it should be fixed now, provided you are able to conv

Re: [twsocket] Having a problem with Rad Studio 2010.

2010-02-01 Thread Arno Garrels
Dod wrote: > Hello, > > A small word about the wiki page, the "changelog" XML links for Daily > snapshots cannot open with IE7 (not tested IE8) but works with FF3.5 Thanks, it should be fixed now, provided you are able to convince IE to reload die .XML file. -- Arno Garrels > > regards. > >>

Re: [twsocket] Having a problem with Rad Studio 2010.

2010-02-01 Thread Dod
Hello, A small word about the wiki page, the "changelog" XML links for Daily snapshots cannot open with IE7 (not tested IE8) but works with FF3.5 regards. AG> Ian Tuck wrote: >> I’ve finally made the switch from C++ Builder 6 to Rad Studio 2010, >> and am going through migration heck. AG> What

Re: [twsocket] Having a problem with Rad Studio 2010.

2010-01-31 Thread Arno Garrels
Ian Tuck wrote: > I’ve finally made the switch from C++ Builder 6 to Rad Studio 2010, > and am going through migration heck. What ICS version do you use? Only ICS v7 supports RS 2009+ Get latest version from: http://wiki.overbyte.be/wiki/index.php/FAQ#How_to_get_ICS -- Arno Garrels -- To unsub

[twsocket] Having a problem with Rad Studio 2010.

2010-01-31 Thread Ian Tuck
I’ve finally made the switch from C++ Builder 6 to Rad Studio 2010, and am going through migration heck. I’m trying to recompile one of my apps, and for some reason it is loading both winsock.h and ws2defh. I’m running Windows 7 on a 64-bit machine, if that matters. Here’s the error I get: