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I always have madExcept enabled.

I use a batch build process. Once I noticed the problem, I have added a check for the presence of the .mes file in the project folder.

I have encountered the problem with Delphi 12. It appears to be due to the .mes file not being created automatically for a new project. I have been able to force creation of a .mes file by disabling madExcept, saving the project, then re-enabling madEscept. madExcept integrates correctly when the pr...

Yes it was a typo. But your comment made me look again at the files I placed in the path. I had copied madDisAsm_.BPI instead of madDisAsm_.BPL. When I replaced the BPI file with the BPL file, the problem was solved. It was easy for me to not recognize the difference between "i" and "...

Yes, it is a typo. All are BPL

The ones the program complains about. madBasic_.bpl, madDisAsm_.bpi, and madExcept_.bpl

I have copied the bpl files to my program's EXE folder and a folder in the system path. I still get the error "The code execution cannot proceed because madDisAsm_.bpl was not found. Reinstalling the program may fix this problem." with "Link with runtime packages" selected and Ma...

I did not see that the origin problem was related to the IDE. That is why the suggestions did not do anything for my problem.

I have not found a solution for loading the bpl. But, I have found work around. In Project Options, Runtime Packages, remove madBasic_, madDisAsm_, and madExcept_ from the Runtime packages list. This causes the compiler/linker to include the components in these packages in the exe, so the bpl does n...

I am having the problem with Delphi 10.4.1 I cannot find your "(2) Go into the list of loaded packages." Where is it located in the IDE? What I can find is Component | Install Packages, which lists packages in alphabetical order. As for the registry Known Packages, the order of keys in the...

I have found that the OnException event of MadExceptionHandler never gets called for madExcept version 3.0o. I discovered it in Delphi XE. I created a simple test program and determined the event did not fire in Delphi 7 either.

I installed 3.0n and the OnException event gets called when expected.