Embarcadero studio berlin 10.1, quickreport

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Hi experts
I have to migrate an app from bcb6 (Borland Builder 6) to Embarcadero Studio 10. So far everything works –surprisingly- fine but one problem remains for which I have no idea about it. It is related to Quick Report.
The situation is: I have a “base library” implemented as a package (xyz.bpl) which can be used by all our Apps. Now the problem with QuickReport is: As long as the reports are implemented in the App itself it works fine. But as soon as I try to use a report implemented in the “base library” I always get the exception “access violation qrwrundxe10_1_w64.bpl”

Any idea about where I’m wrong?
Thank you very much in advance for a hint.
Bruno

BTW: Running a Quick- Report from a package was no Problem in bcb6. Current QR Version I'm using is V6.0 Win64(Build 4.10), Pro

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Posted 1-Jan-17 2:45am

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Updated 1-Jan-17 8:40am

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KarstenK · Accepted Answer · 2017-01-01T08:40:00

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It sounds like a weired 32/64 bit problem. It can be some simple macro (in the project settings) or other "magic stuff" somewhere in the project.

Build every library in the used IDE version to ensure compatibility.

Dont use VC 6.0 it is outdated and doesnt support modern Windows versions. You better use some actual Visual Studio Community Edition.

Posted 1-Jan-17 8:40am

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[no name] 2-Jan-17 2:50am

Many thanks for the answer. A 32/64 Problem was also my first thought. My computer is 64 the application and the package are 32. I have removed all qrwrundxe10_1_w64.bpl and am sure that in both cases (Package, App) the 32B version is used.

"Dont use VC 6.0 it...": I'm using "Embarcadero® C++Builder 10.1 Berlin" :)