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Hi,

My enviromen is the next:
-SO:Windows7 64 bits
-IDE: Delphi XE5 Enterprise
-Third Party Components: DEVEXPRESS VCL 2014.1.4, QUICKREPORT 506 and QRDESIGN

I'm developing an application for 64 bits platform. Is Teechart compatible?

In 32 bits the application compiles fine, but when I try to compile the project for 64 bits the next error appears:

Qtree.dcu is not found!

Hello,

What TeeChart version are you using, v2014.12 or an older?
I see we haven't published the Delphi packages for the Standard version shipped with the IDE here. I'll try to prepare them asap.

Hi again,

Yeray wrote:I see we haven't published the Delphi packages for the Standard version shipped with the IDE here. I'll try to prepare them asap.

I've just added the "TeeChart Standard 2013 for QuickReport 5 in Delphi XE5" files to the list.

The version that we use is this: TeeChart2014RADXE5.exe, is it correct for my enviroment?

-SO:Windows7 64 bits
-IDE: Delphi XE5 Enterprise
-Third Party Components: DEVEXPRESS VCL 2014.1.4, QUICKREPORT 506 and QRDESIGN FOR THIS QR Version.

Actually I have the next Teechart packages in my packages list:

Teechar Standard 2014 Components
TeeChart Pro 2014 FireMonkey components

Both were compiled according with a pdf that you included in the installer.

Sorry, but I dont undarstand you solution? do I Have to add other package to compile my application in 64 bits?

Hello,

GTI wrote:The version that we use is this: TeeChart2014RADXE5.exe, is it correct for my enviroment?

There are three installers with that name. Are you using TeeChart v2014.10, v2014.11 or v2014.12? You can find it in the release notes in the installation folder.
All them are valid for you. It's just to prepare an environment similar to yours if we have to reproduce a concrete situation.

GTI wrote:Actually I have the next Teechart packages in my packages list:

Teechar Standard 2014 Components
TeeChart Pro 2014 FireMonkey components

"TeeChart Pro 2014 FireMonkey components" looks fine for a TeeChart Pro v2014 installation, but "Teechar Standard 2014 Components" not. Could you please check what bpl refers to it? The default packages shipped with the IDE are:

- TeeChart Lite FMX Components pointing to $(BDS)\bin\dclFMXtee9190.bpl
- TeeChart Standard VCL Components pointing to $(BDS)\bin\DclTee9190.bpl

While the packages in the TeeChart Pro v2014.12 are:

- TeeChart Pro 2014 for FireMonkey Components pointing to \TeeChart 2014 for RAD XE5\Delphi19.win32\Bin\DclFMXTeePro919.bpl
- TeeChart Pro 2014 VCL Components pointing to \TeeChart 2014 for RAD XE5\Delphi19.win32\Bin\DclTeePro919.bpl
- TeeTree 2 Components pointing to \TeeChart 2014 for RAD XE5\Delphi19.win32\Bin\DclTree2D19Tee9.bpl

GTI wrote:Both were compiled according with a pdf that you included in the installer.

I see you own TeeChart sources. In that case, we recommend installing the binary version first (TeeChart2014RADXE5.exe) because the source code version doesn't include the examples and documentation. Then, we recommend installing the SourceCode version (TeeChart2014SourceCode.exe) and running TeeRecompile.exe utility shipped with this SourceCode installation to compile and install the source code version to your IDE.
The packages installed by TeeRecompile with the default options are:

- TeeChart Pro 2014 for FireMonkey Components pointing to \TeeChart Pro 2014 Full Source Code\Sources\Compiled\Delphi19.win32\Bin\DclFMXTeePro919.bpl
- TeeChart Pro 2014 VCL Components pointing to \TeeChart Pro 2014 Full Source Code\Sources\Compiled\Delphi19.win32\Bin\DclTeePro919.bpl
- TeeMaker pointing to \TeeChart Pro 2014 Full Source Code\Sources\Compiled\Delphi19.win32\Bin\DclTeeMaker119.bpl
- TeeTree 2 Components pointing to \TeeChart Pro 2014 Full Source Code\Sources\Compiled\Delphi19.win32\Bin\DclTree2D19Tee9.bpl

GTI wrote:Sorry, but I dont undarstand you solution? do I Have to add other package to compile my application in 64 bits?

The solution is to:
1. Have a clean environment. That's why I'm explaining how the list of packages look like for each installation.
2. Take the packages mentioned above, change the references to match the TeeChart version you have installed and build and install them. You can take the QuickReport article here as reference or we can try to prepare them for you, but we need to be sure your environment is clean first.