When I compile a program made in Borland c++ and move the .exe file to another computer, an error occurs saying some .dll file is missing. Is there any way I can compile the program to a standalone application, so it doesn't need any .dll files to follow it?
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: When I compile a program made in Borland c++ and move the .exe file to another computer, an error occurs saying some .dll file is missing. Is there any way I can compile the program to a standalone application, so it doesn't need any .dll files to follow it?
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: Yes, you must go to your project options and deselect the option to use dynamic runtime libraries (Linker options) and deselect 'build with runtime packages' option (main project options I think), which is a box showing all the packages like VCL etc.
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