AstaDade with Delphi 6 and Windows XP Pro
Around 2 years ago I worked on a project that requiered Asta and the
Astadade I have the component installed on my PC running Windows 2000 Pro
Now I'm working on another project that requires Asta and the Astadade, the
only difference now is that the PC I'm using has Windows XP Pro and Delphi 6
I tried building and compiling the daAsta component but I get an error
**[Fatal Error] daASTA.pas(128): Internal error: U730**
** Line 128 **
**AstaDrv2, AstaClientDataSet, AstaClientSocket,**
the compiler stop at the AstaDrv2
if I tried compilling I get the same error and the compiler stops at this
line
**[Fatal Error] rbasta66.dpk(39): Internal error: U730**
**contains
**daAsta in 'daASTA.pas';
I have this ReportBuilder component installed in a PC with Windows 2000 Pro
is the same files I build and compile and install NO problems
But this time I'm trying with Windows XP Pro and another PC with Windows XP
home edition and I get that error.
Tia
Charles
Astadade I have the component installed on my PC running Windows 2000 Pro
Now I'm working on another project that requires Asta and the Astadade, the
only difference now is that the PC I'm using has Windows XP Pro and Delphi 6
I tried building and compiling the daAsta component but I get an error
**[Fatal Error] daASTA.pas(128): Internal error: U730**
** Line 128 **
**AstaDrv2, AstaClientDataSet, AstaClientSocket,**
the compiler stop at the AstaDrv2
if I tried compilling I get the same error and the compiler stops at this
line
**[Fatal Error] rbasta66.dpk(39): Internal error: U730**
**contains
**daAsta in 'daASTA.pas';
I have this ReportBuilder component installed in a PC with Windows 2000 Pro
is the same files I build and compile and install NO problems
But this time I'm trying with Windows XP Pro and another PC with Windows XP
home edition and I get that error.
Tia
Charles
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Comments
1. Internal error indicates an error in the Delphi compiler itself.
2. Locate all the .pas units on your machine: AstaDrv2, etc. Then check your
Delphi library path and make sure that it has access to the .pas files.
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