Compile (tool name).bat

All about automatic recompiling AnyDAC packages.

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The set of compile<tool name>.bat files allows you to automatically rebuild the AnyDAC Win32 packages. That may be required, when you have:

updated AnyDAC source files, received from the AnyDAC team;
changed AnyDAC source files;
installed IDE Service Pack, which breaks package compatibility;
installed/removed/updated SynEdit.

Supported Tools

Tool	BAT file
Delphi 5	compileD5.bat
C++ Builder 5	compileBCB5.bat
Delphi 6	compileD6.bat
C++ Builder 6	compileBCB6.bat
Delphi 7	compileD7.bat
Delphi 2005	compileD2005.bat
Delphi 2006	compileD2006.bat
Delphi / C++ Builder 2007	compileD2007.bat
Delphi / C++ Builder 2009	compileD2009.bat
Delphi / C++ Builder 2010	compileD2010.bat
Delphi / C++ Builder XE	compileDXE.bat
Delphi / C++ Builder XE2	compileDXE2.bat
Delphi / C++ Builder XE3	compileDXE3.bat

Note: AnyDAC does not support command line compiling for FPC or other than Win32 platforms. You should do that from the IDE.

Preconditions

Close the running IDE;
Close any running AnyDAC applications built with run time packages;
If you have SynEdit installed/updated, then check:
- SynEdit design time package must be installed into IDE;
- path to the SynEdit source files must be included into Library Search Path;
- file Bin\_noSynedit.txt does not exists;

Performed Actions

Each of batch files performs the following actions:

Detect current environment and generate configuration files:
- Bin\_COMPILEENV.BAT;
- Source\uADEnv.inc;
Recompile all packages;
Move DCU, OBJ to Lib\<tool name>;
Move BPL, DCP to Package and DCP Output Path's, specified in IDE.

Note: compile<tool name>.bat does not install AnyDAC design time packages (AnyDAC_Dcl_<tool name>) into the IDE. If that is required, you should do that manually.