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List:       wine-devel
Subject:    Re: Borland Database Engine and Delphi 4
From:       George Boutwell <gboutwel () yahoo ! com>
Date:       2000-11-22 20:53:45
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--- cn <cn@mail.sinyih.com.tw> wrote:
> George Saich wrote:
> 
> <<I pulled some registry entries from another
> machine (Win98) and was
> able to get the debugger working (Its a little
> flakey,but seems to be
> working). Additionally, I had to copy a RPCRT4.DLL
> to the
> C:\windows\system folder.  With Kylix on the way I'm
> not sure if anyone
> besides me is interested in this, but if anyone is
> interested let me know and I'll post what I did. 
> Anyone know what
> RPCRT4.DLL does?>>
>    
> As a novice, I failed to complete the installation,
> without Windows
> installed, at very early installation stage by
> running d:\install.exe.
> Would it be convenient for you to post the
> step-by-step installation
> procedure for Delphi/C++Builder?

  I had a (mostly) BCB v4 working from an existing
install, awhile back. i.e. Windows already installed,
using mostly Wine dlls, using Windows dlls for the
rest, using an BCB v4 installed under windows and
registiry keys 'ported' over to wine's registry
file(s).

  BCB v4's only problem back then was that it
locked-up  when linking.  Another Wine-Developer (I'll
let him step in if he feels compelled to) sent me a
patch that fixed that problem and I was a compiling
fool.  Compiling the testing nearly all of my favorite
Example programs...  I kinda stopped after I got to
Swat!, that's gotta be my all-time favorite...

HTH,
George

P.S. RPCRT4.DLL appears to be an important part of
M$'s Remote Procedure Call routines.


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