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you could also confirm the above list by running the application and taking View -&gt; Debug Windows -&gt; Modules. This lists the modules loaded by the application, including the bpl files.
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you could also confirm the above list by running the application and taking View -> Debug Windows -> Modules. This lists the modules loaded by the application, including the bpl files.

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those that are in the listof rt packages below that checkbox :)<br />
alternatively you can check for dependencies with <a href="http://www.dependencywalker.com" rel="ugc">www.dependencywalker.com</a>
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those that are in the listof rt packages below that checkbox :)
alternatively you can check for dependencies with www.dependencywalker.com [http://www.dependencywalker.com]

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well, delphi links those packages to the application which are listed below that checkbox and which are actually used by the app (components in the package). If a package is not entered in that list and a component in that package is used, delphi will embed the package (only the required DCUs) with the application.
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well, delphi links those packages to the application which are listed below that checkbox and which are actually used by the app (components in the package). If a package is not entered in that list and a component in that package is used, delphi will embed the package (only the required DCUs) with the application.

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Ok, I understand when I use this option I need to distribute the bpl files as well. But which bpl files? all files under /system32 or the bpl files that I used while programming (3rd party VCL's etc.) if it is so, how am I going to know which bpl is needed by my software?
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Ok, I understand when I use this option I need to distribute the bpl files as well. But which bpl files? all files under /system32 or the bpl files that I used while programming (3rd party VCL's etc.) if it is so, how am I going to know which bpl is needed by my software?

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