How about using a Virtual PC instead?
Install Delphi 7 on the virtual PC instead of your physical box...
Sorry, can't comment on your specific D7 after D2007 question.
C.
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Before I go
Before I go ahead and stuff up everything, has anyone got any comments
or suggestions on whether I can install Delphi 7 After I have
installed and been using Delphi 2007?
I'm pretty sure you can install Delphi 2007 with Delphi 7 still on the
drive, but I'm uncertain if installing in the reverse
I've got both running, but I've only ever installed uninstall 2007...
I'm using a VM, so I just snap shot it..
You could always use VMWare converter to virtualise the machine, (30 minutes
or so) and then use vmware player to test what you are doing..
if it all works well then go for it.
On
I imagine the only issue will be with the BDE. The rest of it is quite
different and installs to different places - registry/file system etc.
Myles.
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Sent: Friday, 13 July 2007 11:40
To: NZ
I must admit, I'm with you on that, but a little bit of thought
and a check out there with others always pays dividends. Rather than
the alternative of yep, she'll work only to find ... well, I've been
down that road before.
Steve
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Well the other obvious alternative is to uninstall D2007, install Delphi
7 then re-install D2007.
Now how much spare time do you have?
M.
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Sent: Friday, 13 July 2007 12:01
To: NZ Borland
Thanks, I'm considering that option.
My experiences with virtual machines is with microsoft's system so I
can run various demos for MS-CRM. The result is very, very slow on a
dual processor with 4gb of memory.
However, I have noticed the topic come up a lot with Delphi developers
and will check
Microsoft is very very slow.. VMWare is much more respectable...
my Virtual machine, running on a MacBook, 2ghz dual core, allocated 800mb
ram runs 2 x faster than my 2.8ghz p4 laptop with 1gbram
On 7/13/07, Steve Peacocke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, I'm considering that option.
My
I have D7 and D2K7 installed on the same machine, anthough 2K7 was
installed AFTER D7, and both work perfectly fin togeither
Jeremy
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From: Myles Penlington [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: NZ Borland Developers Group - Delphi List delphi@delphi.org.nz
Date: Fri, 13 Jul
Good afternoon All,
I'm trying to do something rather unusual here with Delphi. Instead of
tracing code one step at a time, I want to pause the code when I see
that a certain error has occurred and ask delphi to show me the source
line that its currently executing. The program is still running
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Steve Good afternoon All, I'm trying to do something rather
Steve unusual here with Delphi. Instead of tracing code one step
Steve at a time, I want to pause the code when I see that a
OK, there are two Stack windows.
1. The CPU Stack contains a list of two columns of 4 hex numbers, and
a column of for characters. Not a lot to make sense in there.
2. The Call stack shows a DLL and the kernal32.dll. Steping though
those, it changes. For example, I now have two QUARTZ.dll files
At the very least, you should be able to look at the Stack Trace window,
and look down the stack until you find some of your own code.
Once you find the top of your own code, then you should be able to
work out where you want to put your breakpoint.
HTH,
Conor
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