unit 'madExcept' not found in binary file

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madshi
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Your exe tries to use madExcept_.bpl as a runtime package. That's currently not supported! Please remove madExcept_.bpl from the list of runtime packages (project options). madExcept.pas must be linked into your executable.
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madshi wrote:Your exe tries to use madExcept_.bpl as a runtime package. That's currently not supported! Please remove madExcept_.bpl from the list of runtime packages (project options). madExcept.pas must be linked into your executable.
Thanks a lot! :D
Really, exe was succesfully patched.
I fail to attend this preivious message:
madshi wrote: Currently madExcept doesn't support linking madExcept.pas into a package.
It means, if I have exe and runtime bpl (used in this exe), I can't use madX units in my bpl? :(
Or this feature will appear in
madExcept 3.0 which will support that (due out in a few weeks)
?[/b]
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Tolyan wrote:It means, if I have exe and runtime bpl (used in this exe), I can't use madX units in my bpl? :(
You can use all mad* units in your bpl, just not madExcept.
Tolyan wrote:Or this feature will appear in
madExcept 3.0 which will support that (due out in a few weeks)
?
Yep, with madExcept 3.0 you'll be able to put madExcept.pas into your bpl, as well.
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madshi wrote:You can use all mad* units in your bpl, just not madExcept.
This means, what I can use madStackTrace.dcu for my bpl?
Or I can't use unit's from madExecpt_.bpl in my bpl?
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I think you can add madStackTrace to your bpl, I've not tested that yet, though. Basically the only thing which you may not add to the bpl is "madExcept.pas".
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madshi wrote:I think you can add madStackTrace to your bpl, I've not tested that yet, though. Basically the only thing which you may not add to the bpl is "madExcept.pas".
Khe-khe...

Experiment with exe and 2 bpls:
Goal: raise exception in form from 1st bpl and see madExcept message dialog

In)
1) use madExcept in my exe (check madExcept setting "handle exception")

1st experiment:
In) 2) not use madStackTrace in my 2nd bpl (functionality was commented)
Out) Cool - madExcept message dialog was appeared

2nd experiment:
In) 2) use madStackTrace in my 2nd bpl (with required madExcept_.bpl)
Out) Suxx - madExcept message dialog was not appeared

3rd experiment:
In) 2) use madStackTrace in my 2nd bpl (implicitly imported units
madCrypt.dcu, madDisAsm.dcu, madMapFile.dcu, madStackTrace.dcu,
madStrings.dcu, madTools.dcu, madTypes.dcu, madZip.dcu)
Out) Suxx - madExcept message dialog was not appeared

:cry:

I think - 3rd madExcept will appear - 3rd madExcept will help me! :)

Or not?! :?
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Post by madshi »

Whatever you do, you MUST NOT use madExcept_.bpl at runtime. This package may only be used at design time. Otherwise madExcept will not work.

As I already said repeatedly, all these problems will be solved with madExcept 3.0.
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Thanks once again :D
Good luck :greenBalloon:
Good-bye
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