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C++Builder error compiling - constant expression expected - TZDB requires at least Delphi XE to compile! #37

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jaridmo opened this issue Feb 11, 2021 · 3 comments
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@jaridmo
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jaridmo commented Feb 11, 2021

I am using RadStudio 10.3.3 (C++ Builder) to compile TZDB.pas and use, but I get an error on the following:

40 {$IF DECLARED(CompilerVersion)}
41 {$IF CompilerVersion >= 22} // Delphi XE +
42 {$DEFINE TZDB_SUPPORTED_COMPILER}
43 {$DEFINE DELPHI}
44 {$IFEND}
45 {$ENDIF}

The errors:
[Pascal Error] TZDB.pas(41,32): E2026 Constant Expression expected
[Pascal Error] TZDB.pas(50,4): E1054 TZDB requires at least Delphi XE or FreePascal 3.0 to compile!
[Pascal Error] TZDB.pas(69,5): F2613 Unit 'FGL' not found.

I don't know if this is a problem in RadStudio 10.3.3 or if it is a problem with the C++ Builder side, but I can simply comment out the lines of code 40,41,44,45 and compile no problem. But I don't like doing this because whenever I update the source it will be a problem.

Any ideas?

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pavkam commented Dec 24, 2021

Hi @jaridmo -- it is outside my scope to deal with C++Builder. But if you provide a working patch I will gladly accept it.

@pavkam pavkam self-assigned this Dec 24, 2021
@pavkam pavkam added the wontfix label Dec 24, 2021
@DieFinsternis
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For more information: I ran into the same issue today using Delphi 11.
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I was able to resolve this simply by moving the unit name before the compiler directives.

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rgomezc commented Aug 26, 2024

Another victim here of this. As @DieFinsternis mentioned, moving the unit TZDB; line just below the copyright comments and before that $IFDEFs makes the error go away. This was with Delphi 12.1

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