dcc32delphidelphi-xe2
After install Delphi XE2, I try command line compiler dcc32.exe to compile a simple program:
program test;
uses SysUtils;
begin
end.
The command line compiler show me error:
c:> dcc32.exe test.dpr
Embarcadero Delphi for Win32 compiler version 23.0
Copyright (c) 1983,2011 Embarcadero Technologies, Inc.
test.dpr(3) Fatal: F1026 File not found: 'SysUtils.dcu'
This doesn't happen to Delphi XE.
Uncheck other versions of delphi - The JCL installer defaults to installing into EVERY version of Delphi, not just Delphi 10 Seattle. You have to page by page and uncheck the main root tree item option on each page.
Make sure you don't have any other Jedi stuff linked implicitly into other packages you have installed.
Make sure none of the folders in your Library Path contains another copy (probably older and out of date) of jvcl.inc or jedi.inc files, or any other Jedi JCL or JVCL source or dcu files.
Clean up and remove old/stale DCP/DCU files.
If you want to attempt a manual repair of the package settings, open the package source JvCore.dpk from the packages folder beneath C:\Users\Lars\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\17.0\CatalogRepository\JEDIVisualComponentLibraryJVCL-3.49\ and try to manually add to the search path the Common and Include folders that contain these two files.
After manual repairs, try manually restarting the installer main executable, probably named Install.bat
If none of those work, then I suspect that the problem is that the Repository folder is a pretty long path name, and the resulting library path name may be too long for something inside the JCL installer or the DCC32 command line compiler. In such a case, I would recommend removing anything you can from your library path before you start, install JCL+JVCL and then restore your library path to its former really-long value.
Best Answer
If you just want to use the command line (without dcc32.cfg), the command line parameter you are looking for is -NS to specify the namespaces to search in...
So, you would have something like this:
This should make the compiler look for units in the
SystemandVCLnamespaces (VCL added to show how to append more than one namespace).This information was found on the Embarcadero Discussion Forums. I don't yet have XE2 so I couldn't test it.