RAD Studio 10.4 Support

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RAD Studio 10.4 Support

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What does the timeframe on this look like? :D
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Trying to compile a project with madExept in 10.4.1 causes "[dcc32 Fatal Error] Project1.dpr(10): F2063 Could not compile used unit 'madExcept'".

Seems like the source needs to be recompiled with the updated compiler.

Thanks
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Which exact version did you install? Are you sure it's 5.1? The installer contains both madExcept 4 and 5.1, so it's important to double check.
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5.1.0
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I've heard that 10.4 sometimes copies library paths of older Delphi versions. If you had madExcept for 10.3 installed, maybe 10.4 copied the library paths over? I'd suggest a quick cleanup like this:

1) Uninstall madExcept.
2) Start 10.4 and check library paths. Remove everything that belongs to madCollection.
3) Reinstall madExcept.

Hope that helps?
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Thanks that helped.

Indeed there was a leftover path in the library list.
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Not sure why 10.4 suddenly copies over library paths from older version, to be honest. Delphi never used to do that in the past.
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