[dcc32 Fatal Error] fs_iformsrtti.pas(440): F2063 Could not compile used unit 'frxrcClass.pas&#3

Hello,
Can you help me.

I use DelphiX7 with Fastreport 5 and get the following error

[dcc32 Fatal Error] fs_iformsrtti.pas(440): F2063 Could not compile used unit 'frxrcClass.pas'


I have reinstalled Delphi Upd 1 and I still get this message

It strikes me when I component it on the form placed that nothing is placed in the uses?

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  • gpigpi
    edited 7:47PM
    Try to set full permissions for all users for FR's LibD21 folder
  • PolomintPolomint Australia
    edited 7:47PM
    GlassEye wrote: »
    I use DelphiX7 with Fastreport 5 and get the following error

    [dcc32 Fatal Error] fs_iformsrtti.pas(440): F2063 Could not compile used unit 'frxrcClass.pas'
    Forgive what may be dumb questions, but
    - which version of FR5 are you using (Standard, Pro, Enterprise)?
    - have you only recently installed FR or Delphi?
    - is the compilation message related to your App?
    - if so, has your App compiled successfully in the past?
    - have any Apps using FR compiled successfully?


    Observation: when a similar problem emerged in one of our developnent environments, it turned out that the particular RAD Studio installation wasn't set up correctly for FR, and the Library Paths (under Tools | Options) were pointing to the wrong folders.
    GlassEye wrote: »
    It strikes me when I component it on the form placed that nothing is placed in the uses?
    That is really curious. Just to check: is this after you've saved the file and compiled it? The creation of the entry in the "uses" section typically happens when you save the relevant file...
    GlassEye wrote: »
    Try to set full permissions for all users for FR's LibD21 folder
    We've had this conversation before GPI! It is really not good practice to take ownership of the folders under "\Program Files" (or "\Program Files (x86)"). If this is the only way to solve access problems for FastReport installations, the FR team should consider moving the "source" to "\Users\All Users" or similar.

    I, for one, like the fact that the FR code has a degree of protection from "collateral damage" (or malice)! I'll resist (until the bitter end) taking ownership of any of the FR folders... [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/cool.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="B)" border="0" alt="cool.gif" /> Cheers, Paul[/img]
  • edited 7:47PM
    Polomint wrote: »
    Polomint wrote: »
    I use DelphiX7 with Fastreport 5 and get the following error

    [dcc32 Fatal Error] fs_iformsrtti.pas(440): F2063 Could not compile used unit 'frxrcClass.pas'
    Forgive what may be dumb questions, but
    - which version of FR5 are you using (Standard, Pro, Enterprise)?
    - have you only recently installed FR or Delphi?
    - is the compilation message related to your App?
    - if so, has your App compiled successfully in the past?
    - have any Apps using FR compiled successfully?

    Observation: when a similar problem emerged in one of our developnent environments, it turned out that the particular RAD Studio installation wasn't set up correctly for FR, and the Library Paths (under Tools | Options) were pointing to the wrong folders.
    Polomint wrote: »
    It strikes me when I component it on the form placed that nothing is placed in the uses?
    That is really curious. Just to check: is this after you've saved the file and compiled it? The creation of the entry in the "uses" section typically happens when you save the relevant file...
    Polomint wrote: »
    Try to set full permissions for all users for FR's LibD21 folder
    We've had this conversation before GPI! It is really not good practice to take ownership of the folders under "\Program Files" (or "\Program Files (x86)"). If this is the only way to solve access problems for FastReport installations, the FR team should consider moving the "source" to "\Users\All Users" or similar.

    I, for one, like the fact that the FR code has a degree of protection from "collateral damage" (or malice)! I'll resist (until the bitter end) taking ownership of any of the FR folders... [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/cool.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="B)" border="0" alt="cool.gif" /> Cheers, Paul[/img]
  • edited 7:47PM
    Polomint wrote: »
    Polomint wrote: »
    I use DelphiX7 with Fastreport 5 and get the following error

    [dcc32 Fatal Error] fs_iformsrtti.pas(440): F2063 Could not compile used unit 'frxrcClass.pas'
    Forgive what may be dumb questions, but
    - which version of FR5 are you using (Standard, Pro, Enterprise)?
    - have you only recently installed FR or Delphi?
    - is the compilation message related to your App?
    - if so, has your App compiled successfully in the past?
    - have any Apps using FR compiled successfully?

    Observation: when a similar problem emerged in one of our developnent environments, it turned out that the particular RAD Studio installation wasn't set up correctly for FR, and the Library Paths (under Tools | Options) were pointing to the wrong folders.
    Polomint wrote: »
    It strikes me when I component it on the form placed that nothing is placed in the uses?
    That is really curious. Just to check: is this after you've saved the file and compiled it? The creation of the entry in the "uses" section typically happens when you save the relevant file...
    Polomint wrote: »
    Try to set full permissions for all users for FR's LibD21 folder
    We've had this conversation before GPI! It is really not good practice to take ownership of the folders under "\Program Files" (or "\Program Files (x86)"). If this is the only way to solve access problems for FastReport installations, the FR team should consider moving the "source" to "\Users\All Users" or similar.

    I, for one, like the fact that the FR code has a degree of protection from "collateral damage" (or malice)! I'll resist (until the bitter end) taking ownership of any of the FR folders... [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/cool.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="B)" border="0" alt="cool.gif" /> Cheers, Paul[/img]

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