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I have the enterprise edition of Delphi 7. I downloaded JCL 2.8 Build 9330 and JVCL3.50 dated 16th September 2025. When I run the jcl/install.bat in an Administrator command prompt window I get: I tried editing the install.bat file to remove calls to build\dcc32ex and replace them with calls to dcc32 and it almost works except that the flags --runtime-package-rtl and --runtime-package-vcl aren't recognised by dcc32. I assume dcc32ex is looking for a registry entry or a path variable or something to choose the version of Delphi to select. This appears to be missing in my environment. What can I do? I am a little concerned that in the page "https://github.com/project-jedi/jcl" there is the text: |
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Here is the process that I use when installing a Delphi version: Use the Delphi installer to the end, do not start the IDE With this, it works. Now, if it tells you that it's still not finding any Delphi installation, it could be because dcc32 is missing, but then again, this is NOT the case with a genuine Enterprise installation, only with the demo versions. |
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Thanks for getting back to me, but I'm not certain what you mean by... Use the Delphi installer to the end, do not start the IDE What do you mean by Delphi installer? I doubt if I could find my original Delphi7 CD. I've had this PC since 2012, installed Windows 10 in 2019 and installed Delphi7 in 2020. I installed JCL in 2020 and I have used it for loads of software. I thought I'd update it to the latest (September 2025) last week. Obviously a bad idea. Of course I removed the old JCL before trying to install the new one so now I have nothing. I do have my original download so if all else fails I could try putting the old one back in. I promise that dcc32 is not missing. How does dcc32ex work? |




The issue is that RootDir is null/empty here. It should be
"RootDir"="E:\\Programs\\Borland\\Delphi7"