Francois,
I managed to solve the problem with C++ Builder 2006.
As I already mentioned the missing 'ICSNTLMMSGS.OBJ' was located in
'...\Borland Studio Projects\ics\Delphi\Vc32\Release_Build'
So I copied this file from this folder to :
'...\Borland Studio Projects\ics\Delphi\Vc32\' and this
Thanks for feedback.
Do you have an options set somewhere to store the obj file in a special folder ?
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From: Kris Schoofs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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This is slightly off-topic, but you're the first person I know who has tried
C++ 2006, Kris. Have you found that all (any?) other component libraries
work out of the box? What are your first impressions?
Ian
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So this seems to be default behaviour for everything you build. This
approach does help with keeping things more organized I guess.
I agree, but O don't understand why the linker doesn't find the obj files
where the compiler place them if you are using the default settings. It's
not normal to
Hi guys thanks for your earlier responses they helped lots. I was reading
ICS demos and comments from Francois and others and I was wondering of an
identical replacement for receivestr and sendstr. I'd like to use an array
of char instead since it doesn't need to copy the data multiple times. Is
Hi guys thanks for your earlier responses they helped lots. I was reading
ICS demos and comments from Francois and others and I was wondering of an
identical replacement for receivestr and sendstr. I'd like to use an array
of char instead since it doesn't need to copy the data multiple times.
Time Bandit wrote:
Hi everyone,
just coming back to ICS after something like 6 years off the list.
I'm building a socket server that should handle lot's of short time
connections. Clients will connect, send a request, get an answer, then
disconnect. The number of clients will be somewhere
