Compile question: Why do I get rid Build with runtime packages, the compiler no problem? ? ?
If not removed, there is an error:
[Linker Error] the Unresolved External 'TXNetDataPkg ::' referenced from D: \ BOC933 \ the CHARTS \ XPLUTUS \ main.obj
[Linker Error] the Unresolved External '__fastcall TXNetDataPkg :: TXNetDataPkg ()' referenced from D: \ BOC933 \ CHARTS \ XPLUTUS \ mAIN.OBJ
and so on
packages, I only kept his bag needed.
when this hook removed, there would be no problem, why is this?
Also, you can not explain when the general need to build? The other, as long as you make enough
1, this is because when you create a new project, installed components exist, and related components in the future do not know when they deleted. For example, you do not have to get the items on the machine to open there this situation may occur when re-BUILD. (Because the components may not be on your machine on someone else's machine. Of course, the components used in the project to have.)
The solution is to open the project file with a text file editor to do all the pieces to delete.
2, when removing the Build with runtime packages, only the program in actual use to which the component will link to your program, but had previously unused components are installed will not link into your program. So it will not go wrong.