RoddyP

Oops. The problem was easily sorted and was actually a _DEBUG vs. NDEBUG mismatch...

I'm using C++Builder 11.1 with Clang 64-bit compiler.

I have a 64-bit application and a static library both built using the above.

When I add the static library to the app and link, I get warnings like this:

[ilink64 Warning] Warning: Public symbol 'boost::filesystem::codecvt_error_category()' 
defined in both 
module C:\...\LIBBOOST_FILESYSTEM-BCB64-MT-S-X64-1_70.A|codecvt_error_category.o
   and C:\...\LIBBOOST_FILESYSTEM-BCB64-MT-SD-X64-1_70.A|codecvt_error_category.o

It looks like the app must be requiring the non-static version of Boost, while the library is using the static one, or vice-versa, but I can't find any way of changing this in C++Builder project options.

Thankyou. Three very different answers 🙂

A good discount on Studio from a local distributor made the decision rather easier,

6 hours ago, Roger Cigol said:

If you want to compile Delphi you have to get RAD Studio 11.1

Thanks, That's rather as expected. 🙂

I've been using RadStudio2010 Pro for the last decade(!) for C++ apps. It's time finally to upgrade to 11.1 

Inevitably there have been some 3rd party Delphi components that need compiling from source.

Does C++Builder version include any Delphi compiler (maybe command line only?), or do I need the full RADStudio just to use these?