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Somebody stop me…

Ok.. last one… maybe.  Many of you had reported great results using the FastMM4 memory manager replacement with D2005.  However there was also an interesting problem discovered that it also required a patch to vclide90.bpl.  Well the problem that FastMM4 uncovered has been found and this download should address that issue so you no longer need to run Pierre’s little hack-o-matic patcher.  Please follow the same instructions for vclide90.bpl and vclide90.jdbg as you did for coreide90.xxx.

Posted by Allen Bauer on August 9th, 2005 under Uncategorized |



12 Responses to “Somebody stop me…”

  1. Will DeWitt Jr. Says:

    And, thanks again! =)

  2. Ralf Stocker Says:

    It’s time for SP4, containing all patches…

  3. Sting Says:

    > Somebody stop me…

    Why should we? ^_^

    Thnx

  4. burhanmt Says:

    I’am waiting impatiently for deXter

    Thanks.

  5. Joe Bain Says:

    Thanks! Your on a roll don’t stop :)

  6. Ivan Revelli Says:

    Thanks! Your on a roll don’t stop….

    i’m waiting deXter too…

  7. Randy Magruder Says:

    For the record, I didn’t test *this* one. Allen is just spiraling out of control. I’m thinking mushrooms, but it could be something even more addictive :)

    Randy

  8. Anthony Frazier Says:

    > Somebody stop me…

    Why? You’re on a roll! :-)

  9. Yusuf Celik Says:

    Some of the IDE AVI gone,

    And faster now.

    Please keep going…

  10. Daniel Wischnewski Says:

    Hey Allen,

    WHO DID STOP YOU? Where are more extremely informal and no warranties, expressed or implied Updates for your loving Delphi/C# community?

    :-)

  11. Myles Penlington Says:

    Don’t stop! Keep it up!

  12. alvise manicardi Says:

    hi, I don’t succeed in making drag and drop of a Panel. This code works badly.do you tell me where I am wrong??.Thanks

    procedure TMain.Panel1StartDrag(Sender: TObject;

    var DragObject: TDragObject);

    begin

    ReleaseCapture;

    SendMessage(TWinControl(Sender).Handle,WM_SYSCOMMAND,$F011,0);

    TWinControl(Sender).SetFocus;

    end;

    alvise.manicardi@tin.it

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