Ok. I finally got into installing it correctly for both personalities. I'll post here the steps I made so other people can get around it if needed.
NOTE: this may apply or not for BDS2005, RAD2007 and other IDEs. I can not test it since I have none installed.
DISCLAIMER: these steps may not be the most accurate or efficient ones. Please feel free to comment any error or problem you can find and I will update the post.
DISCLAIMER 2: these steps imply tampering with the registry at one point. It worked in my system but may not in yours. Do it at your own risk.
Steps are following:
1- Get rid of any prior Zeos installations. That includes any Zeos .BPL, .DCU and .LIB you can find.
2- Extract Zeos to the directory of your election.
3- Open BDS2006, select the package for Delphi10 and compile all packages.
Reason: this way we will have all .DCUs. For some reason not all of them get created correctly in step 6 (see below).
4- Close BDS2006. It is
very important to do this before step 5.
5- Delete the registry keys as indicated in:
http://zachsaw.blogspot.com/2008/10/del ... -in-c.html
These keys are following:
Key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Borland\BDS\5.0\Known Packages\
Entry:
Look for the entry with [path]\MyPackage.bpl and remove it
Key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Borland\BDS\5.0\Package Cache\
Look for the key called MyPackage.bpl and remove the entire sub-key
Key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Borland\BDS\5.0\Palette\Cache\
Look for the key called MyPackage.bpl and remove the entire sub-key
Reason: There is a bug in the BDS that affects packages when compiled. See blog for more info.
6- Open BDS2006. Open again the package group for Delphi10. For all the packages go to Options->Linker and select "Generate
all C++ Builder Files". Compile them all again.
* If it complains regarding an {$ENDIF;} just delete it.
* If when compiling Component.bpl or ComponentDesign.bpl, the compiler complains about some .DCU it should be solved by adding
the Build directory (where all packages get built into) to the Search path of the package.
7- Install componentDesign.bpl
8- Add the necessary paths to BDS in Tools-Option, both for C++ and Delphi personalities:
* packages\delphi10 // some headers here
* packages\delphi10\build // some .dcu
* src\component
* src\core
* src\dbc
* src\parsesql
* src\plain
Et voilà!!! You've got them installed and working now.
NOTE: when compiling in C++ it may give you an error because it can not find some .h. Usually this gets solved by changing the #include to .hpp.
Other URLs to check for info:
http://digonbvba.blogspot.com/2006/07/i ... rtman.html
