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The program cant start because pdbx.dll is missing from your computer. Try re-installing to fix this problem

Andrew_Smith
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‎11-12-2012 04:20 AM
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Now that I have upgraded to XE 2013 and removed paths to earlier versions my application gives this message. I can get it to start by using pdbx.dll from XE 2012.

My project is set to use Debug Multi-threaded DLL runtimes. I understand that the Parallel debugger extension was removed in XE 2013. Should I change to none-debug runtimes ?

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IanH
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‎11-12-2012 02:37 PM
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I could imagine that message popping up if there was a component of your program (a static library, perhaps) that was not completely rebuilt using the newer compiler (assuming that you are running the debug variant on the same machine that you build on, if not then you are being naughty).
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