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jermen Posted - Aug 23 2019 : 09:51:37
Hello,

I have just installed version 8.6.0 and am having and error when trying to compile my project.
Note: I have this path in my Library path: C:\ProgramData\ImageEn\Source\Legacy

Here is the error:
[dcc32 Fatal Error] iexDCIM.pas(662): F2613 Unit 'iexAcquire' not found.

I need the legacy for some parts of our software.

Thank you

Jeremy
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xequte Posted - Aug 27 2019 : 17:24:50
Hi

The IEINCLUDEIEXACQUIRE define is from an older version of ImageEn. This is not an 8.6.0 source file.

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
jermen Posted - Aug 27 2019 : 09:15:08
It looks like the Delphi compiler doesn't like this in iexDCIM:
{$IFDEF IEINCLUDEIEXACQUIRE}

If you don't define IEINCLUDEIEXACQUIRE in Project|Options, Conditional defines it does not compile.

Jeremy
xequte Posted - Aug 23 2019 : 17:15:24
Hi Jeremy

I'm not sure why you should have seen that. iexAcquire.pas is in your source folder (same folder as iexDCIM.pas).

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
jermen Posted - Aug 23 2019 : 14:26:06
Hi,

I cleaned out some old code that was causing the issue, I no longer need Legacy in library path so it's not an issue anymore.
However I must say there seems to be a bug between 8.5 and 8.6, was not having that issue before update.

Thanks,

Jeremy