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## Tarsino.exe
 
## Tarsino.exe
 
# The Borland [[.dll]] files: A number of ''essential'' [[.dll]] files that are associated with any application compiled using Borland C++ Builder (including Tarsier)
 
# The Borland [[.dll]] files: A number of ''essential'' [[.dll]] files that are associated with any application compiled using Borland C++ Builder (including Tarsier)
## ...Alberto please list them :)
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## borlndmm.dll
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## cp3245mt.dll
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## bcbsmp60.bpl
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## bdertl60.bpl
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## dbrtl60.bpl
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## rtl60.bpl
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## vcl60.bpl
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## vcldb60.bpl
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## vclx60.bpl
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## glew32.dll (OpenGL graphics extension library)
 
# The Tarsier [[.dll]] files: A number of semi-optional [[.dll]] files that each provide a specific function within Tarsier. There are many that you may never need, but the ones you will almost always need are:  
 
# The Tarsier [[.dll]] files: A number of semi-optional [[.dll]] files that each provide a specific function within Tarsier. There are many that you may never need, but the ones you will almost always need are:  
 
## ... Alberto please list them :)
 
## ... Alberto please list them :)

Revision as of 11:21, 29 June 2009

This page provides an overview of the files involved in an installation of Tarsier.

Knowing which files Tarsier needs may be helpful in resolving installation problems.

Tarsier needs the following files:

  1. The actual application file that is executed within Windows:
    1. Tarsino.exe
  2. The Borland .dll files: A number of essential .dll files that are associated with any application compiled using Borland C++ Builder (including Tarsier)
    1. borlndmm.dll
    2. cp3245mt.dll
    3. bcbsmp60.bpl
    4. bdertl60.bpl
    5. dbrtl60.bpl
    6. rtl60.bpl
    7. vcl60.bpl
    8. vcldb60.bpl
    9. vclx60.bpl
    10. glew32.dll (OpenGL graphics extension library)
  3. The Tarsier .dll files: A number of semi-optional .dll files that each provide a specific function within Tarsier. There are many that you may never need, but the ones you will almost always need are:
    1. ... Alberto please list them :)

Installation files need to match: If you update your version of Tarsier, you need a matching set of Tarsier .dll files and the Tarsino.exe file. 'Matching' means that these should all have been compiled at about the same time, i.e. they should all have the same date, within an hour or so. Note that the Borland .dll files will have an older date, and that's okay. If your files don't match, you need to re0install Tarsier, and afterwards, check again that the files match.

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