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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / Having trouble with compiling

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TiberiusHoorn
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Posted: 23rd Sep 2018 17:16
Hi Guys,

I have been away for a bit and trying AGK. This prompted me to return to DBP and try to sort out the problems I had been having trying to make it work properly. I have loaded version 7 and upgraded to version 9.0 then replacing the compiler with compiler 1010 in a last-ditch attempt to use this again. |I get the attached error message even though I have given the right path using options and default values. Maybe someone else has asked this but I can't seem to find it directly so any help would be gratefully received.

Kind regards,
Nick

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Bored of the Rings
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Posted: 24th Sep 2018 11:12 Edited at: 24th Sep 2018 12:00
hmmm, I don't have / see an icon named workicon.ico in my DBProEX9 folder(s). I installed DBProEX9 under my root drive C:\ and not program files. All I did was install my retail versions of all plugins I bought under that folder and then copied the certificates folder with all the plugin certificates to the compiler folder. Then made sure I pointed the Synergy Editor to the current compiler (use the most recent version of Synergy Editor). Also, for any icons I use for each project I just remove the full path and retain only the relative path e.g. media\myproject.ico. I'll have another look and see what else it could be.

[update-try the attached Synergy Editor EXE just in case you can't find the last recent editor]
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TiberiusHoorn
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Posted: 24th Sep 2018 15:28
Thanks, I will look into that as a solution. I had the same trouble a year or so ago and somehow things improved a bit but now with a different updated rig things have gone haywire again. I am also getting problems now with another error so I guess somewhere it must be to do with the paths. I enclose another screenshot in the hope you or someone else has any ideas. It is a shame As I love to work with DBP. Just kinda pottering around for myself with no illusions that I shall ever write a full-scale application, at least not at the moment

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Bored of the Rings
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Posted: 24th Sep 2018 15:54
hmmm, might be a certificates issue. I've attached certificates folder here and should be unzipped to the Compiler folder. Silly hint, but maybe just check that dll is actually present in the plugin folder.
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TiberiusHoorn
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Posted: 25th Sep 2018 19:12
I don't see an attachment.
TiberiusHoorn
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Posted: 1st Nov 2018 16:45
Tried everything. Reloaded from my original DVD. Ironed out a few small problems but have again a similar error on compilation. Now it is looking for DBProSoundDebug.dll. Any ideas, please.
Bored of the Rings
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Posted: 2nd Nov 2018 10:58
here it is again...

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TiberiusHoorn
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Posted: 2nd Nov 2018 19:47
Thanks, BOTR. I will give that a try.

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