Good morning
Now I understand your concept about multiple .exe for one application...
in your first post it sounded that there were multiple version of the same
.exe each one compiled for a different purpose...
Were you able to solve the win98 problem? I suggest you try to debug the
Hi Warrick and all interested,
This is not meant as critisism, merely as a point of discussion.
The fact that an Application uses multiple exe's that run
successfully for over 3 years, doesn't automatically mean that
it's, code-wise, good written software.
First let me define the differences
- As Applications with Helper utils I define shell-applications
that rely on other executables that do all the work and these
are mostly driven by using stdin and stdout or by using some sort
of (temp-)file to let the external exe work with, which are both
very dirty solutions.
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Subject: Re: RE: [delphi-en] Why are people surprised about applications that
use multiple exe files?
With the thought of OOP in mind, and Delphi is OOP, only the first
way of writing code is acceptable, but, and this is the exception,
the second way may only be used
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Hi Warrick and all
Hi Peter!
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Hi Warrick and all interested
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I'm not sure if this is directed at me but I will asnwer
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