markg

I'm using Windows 10 also. Did you call your dll from another program - possibly a console app? It gives the error when it's run, not at compile time.

Nobody has any idea?

Using Delphi 10.3, I am writing a Linux library (an .so). I need to use some functions from fmx.graphics, but if I add it to my uses clause it does bad things although it compiles fine. If I add it to my uses clause, without even doing anything else in code, I get the following error when I call the library (.so): "Unable to init server: Could not connect: Connection refused". However, if I write a stand-alone Linux console app and add fmx.graphics, it works just fine. Is this something similar to when writing a Windows dll and using vcl,graphics, you must call GdiplusStartup first to initialize the graphics subsystem? If anyone has any ideas or examples, please send them my way.