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Instructions of installing

There are two ways to compile and install LiteDAC manually: using IDE and using make-files. Below are detailed instructions which describe installing LiteDAC using both ways.


Using IDE Using make-files
Embarcadero RAD Studio XE8 Embarcadero RAD Studio XE8
Embarcadero RAD Studio XE7 Embarcadero RAD Studio XE7
Embarcadero RAD Studio XE6 Embarcadero RAD Studio XE6
Embarcadero RAD Studio XE5 Embarcadero RAD Studio XE5
Embarcadero RAD Studio XE4 Embarcadero RAD Studio XE4
Embarcadero RAD Studio XE3 Embarcadero RAD Studio XE3
Embarcadero RAD Studio XE2 Embarcadero RAD Studio XE2
Embarcadero RAD Studio XE Embarcadero RAD Studio XE
Embarcadero RAD Studio 2010 Embarcadero RAD Studio 2010
CodeGear RAD Studio 2009 CodeGear RAD Studio 2009
CodeGear RAD Studio 2007 CodeGear RAD Studio 2007
Borland Developer Studio 2006 Borland Developer Studio 2006
Borland Delphi 7 Borland Delphi 7
Borland Delphi 6 Borland Delphi 6
Borland C++Builder 6 Borland C++Builder 6
Lazarus Lazarus

Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE8 using IDE

If you are using C++Builder XE8, you should use the Using make-files way to install LiteDAC. Otherwise, run Delphi XE8 and perform the following steps:

  1. Build and compile the dac220.dpk DAC run-time package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device and Android, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  2. Build and compile the dacvcl220.dpk DAC GUI VCL related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, this step must be repeated for this platform (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  3. Build and compile the dacfmx220.dpk DAC GUI FireMonkey related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device and Android, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  4. Build and compile the dcldac220.dpk DAC design-time package.
  5. Build and compile the litedac220.dpk LiteDAC run-time package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device and Android, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  6. Build and compile the litedacvcl220.dpk LiteDAC GUI VCL related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, this step must be repeated for this platform (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  7. Build and compile the litedacfmx220.dpk LiteDAC GUI FireMonkey related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device and Android, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  8. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedac220.dpk LiteDAC design-time package.
  9. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedacfmx220.dpk LiteDAC FireMonkey design-time package.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi XE8 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path" for all platforms you want to work with (32-bit Windows, 64-bit Windows, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device, Android).
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Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE8 using make-files

Perform the following steps:

  1. Go to the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi22 directory.
  2. Find in the 'Make.bat' line containing
    set IdeDir="%PROGRAMFILES%\Embarcadero\Studio\16.0
    and make sure that correct path to IDE is set (always include forward quote and do not include ending quote).
  3. Run 'Make.bat'. Binaries will be copied to the Bin, Include, and Lib subdirectories of the LiteDAC directory:
    *.bpl files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi22\Win32 directory.
    *.bpl files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi22\Win64 directory.
    *.dylib files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi22\OSX32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.bpi, *.lib, and *.res files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\Win32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, and *.res files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\Win64 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.bpi, *.a, and *.res files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\OSX32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.a, and *.res files for the iOS simulator will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\iOSSimulator directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.a, *.o, and *.res files for the 32-bit iOS device will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\iOSDevice32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.a, *.o, and *.res files for the 64-bit iOS device will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\iOSDevice64 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.a, *.o, and *.res files for Android will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\Android directory.
    *.hpp files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi22\Win32 directory.
    *.hpp files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi22\Win64 directory.
    *.hpp files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi22\OSX32 directory.
    *.hpp files for iOS simulator will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi22\iOSSimulator directory.
    *.hpp files for 32-bit iOS device will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi22\iOSDevice32 directory.
    *.hpp files for 64-bit iOS device will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi22\iOSDevice64 directory.
    *.hpp files for Android will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi22\Android directory.
  4. If you are using 32-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi22\Win32\*.bpl files to the System32 directory. If you are using 64-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi22\Win32\*.bpl files to the SysWOW64 directory and LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi22\Win64\*.bpl files to the System32 directory.
  5. Run Embarcadero RAD Studio XE8.
  6. Install the dcllitedac220.bpl LiteDAC design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Embarcadero RAD Studio XE8 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedac220.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedac220.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
  7. Install the dcllitedacfmx220.bpl LiteDAC FireMonkey design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Embarcadero RAD Studio XE8 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedacfmx220.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedacfmx220.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi XE8 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path" for all platforms you want to work with (32-bit Windows, 64-bit Windows, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device, Android). If you want to use precompiled Source Code, add the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\Win32 directory to "Library Path" for the 32-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\Win64 directory to "Library Path" for the 64-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\OSX32 directory to "Library Path" for the Mac OS platform, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\iOSSimulator directory to "Library Path" for the iOS sumulator, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\iOSDevice directory to "Library Path" for the iOS device, and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\Android directory to "Library Path" for Android.
To compile LiteDAC based C++Builder XE8 applications, add the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi22\Win32 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\Win32 directory to "Library Path" for the 32-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi22\Win64 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\Win64 directory to "Library Path" for the 64-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi22\OSX32 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\OSX32 directory to "Library Path" for the Mac OS platform, the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi22\iOSSimulator directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\iOSSimulator directory to "Library Path" for the iOS simulator, the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi22\iOSDevice32 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\iOSDevice32 directory to "Library Path" for the 32-bit iOS Device, and the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi22\iOSDevice64 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi22\iOSDevice64 directory to "Library Path" for the 64-bit iOS Device.
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Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE7 using IDE

If you are using C++Builder XE7, you should use the Using make-files way to install LiteDAC. Otherwise, run Delphi XE7 and perform the following steps:

  1. Build and compile the dac210.dpk DAC run-time package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device and Android, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  2. Build and compile the dacvcl210.dpk DAC GUI VCL related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, this step must be repeated for this platform (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  3. Build and compile the dacfmx210.dpk DAC GUI FireMonkey related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device and Android, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  4. Build and compile the dcldac210.dpk DAC design-time package.
  5. Build and compile the litedac210.dpk LiteDAC run-time package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device and Android, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  6. Build and compile the litedacvcl210.dpk LiteDAC GUI VCL related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, this step must be repeated for this platform (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  7. Build and compile the litedacfmx210.dpk LiteDAC GUI FireMonkey related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device and Android, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  8. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedac210.dpk LiteDAC design-time package.
  9. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedacfmx210.dpk LiteDAC FireMonkey design-time package.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi XE7 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path" for all platforms you want to work with (32-bit Windows, 64-bit Windows, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device, Android).
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Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE7 using make-files

Perform the following steps:

  1. Go to the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi21 directory.
  2. Find in the 'Make.bat' line containing
    set IdeDir="%PROGRAMFILES%\Embarcadero\Studio\15.0
    and make sure that correct path to IDE is set (always include forward quote and do not include ending quote).
  3. Run 'Make.bat'. Binaries will be copied to the Bin, Include, and Lib subdirectories of the LiteDAC directory:
    *.bpl files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi21\Win32 directory.
    *.bpl files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi21\Win64 directory.
    *.dylib files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi21\OSX32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.bpi, *.lib, and *.res files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi21\Win32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, and *.res files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi21\Win64 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.bpi, *.a, and *.res files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi21\OSX32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.a, and *.res files for the iOS simulator will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi21\iOSSimulator directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.a, *.o, and *.res files for the iOS device will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi21\iOSDevice directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.a, *.o, and *.res files for Android will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi21\Android directory.
    *.hpp files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi21\Win32 directory.
    *.hpp files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi21\Win64 directory.
    *.hpp files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi21\OSX32 directory.
    *.hpp files for iOS simulator will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi21\iOSSimulator directory.
    *.hpp files for iOS device will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi21\iOSDevice directory.
    *.hpp files for Android will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi21\Android directory.
  4. If you are using 32-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi21\Win32\*.bpl files to the System32 directory. If you are using 64-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi21\Win32\*.bpl files to the SysWOW64 directory and LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi21\Win64\*.bpl files to the System32 directory.
  5. Run Embarcadero RAD Studio XE7.
  6. Install the dcllitedac210.bpl LiteDAC design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Embarcadero RAD Studio XE7 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedac210.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedac210.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
  7. Install the dcllitedacfmx210.bpl LiteDAC FireMonkey design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Embarcadero RAD Studio XE7 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedacfmx210.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedacfmx210.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi XE7 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path" for all platforms you want to work with (32-bit Windows, 64-bit Windows, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device, Android). If you want to use precompiled Source Code, add the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi21\Win32 directory to "Library Path" for the 32-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi21\Win64 directory to "Library Path" for the 64-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi21\OSX32 directory to "Library Path" for the Mac OS platform, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi21\iOSSimulator directory to "Library Path" for the iOS sumulator, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi21\iOSDevice directory to "Library Path" for the iOS device, and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi21\Android directory to "Library Path" for Android.
To compile LiteDAC based C++Builder XE7 applications, add the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi21\Win32 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi21\Win32 directory to "Library Path" for the 32-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi21\Win64 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi21\Win64 directory to "Library Path" for the 64-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi21\OSX32 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi21\OSX32 directory to "Library Path" for the Mac OS platform, the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi21\iOSSimulator directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi21\iOSSimulator directory to "Library Path" for the iOS simulator, and the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi21\iOSDevice directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi21\iOSDevice directory to "Library Path" for the iOS Device.
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Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE6 using IDE

If you are using C++Builder XE6, you should use the Using make-files way to install LiteDAC. Otherwise, run Delphi XE6 and perform the following steps:

  1. Build and compile the dac200.dpk DAC run-time package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device and Android, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  2. Build and compile the dacvcl200.dpk DAC GUI VCL related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, this step must be repeated for this platform (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  3. Build and compile the dacfmx200.dpk DAC GUI FireMonkey related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device and Android, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  4. Build and compile the dcldac200.dpk DAC design-time package.
  5. Build and compile the litedac200.dpk LiteDAC run-time package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device and Android, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  6. Build and compile the litedacvcl200.dpk LiteDAC GUI VCL related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, this step must be repeated for this platform (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  7. Build and compile the litedacfmx200.dpk LiteDAC GUI FireMonkey related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device and Android, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  8. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedac200.dpk LiteDAC design-time package.
  9. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedacfmx200.dpk LiteDAC FireMonkey design-time package.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi XE6 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path" for all platforms you want to work with (32-bit Windows, 64-bit Windows, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device, Android).
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Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE6 using make-files

Perform the following steps:

  1. Go to the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi20 directory.
  2. Find in the 'Make.bat' line containing
    set IdeDir="%PROGRAMFILES%\Embarcadero\Studio\14.0
    and make sure that correct path to IDE is set (always include forward quote and do not include ending quote).
  3. Run 'Make.bat'. Binaries will be copied to the Bin, Include, and Lib subdirectories of the LiteDAC directory:
    *.bpl files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi20\Win32 directory.
    *.bpl files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi20\Win64 directory.
    *.dylib files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi20\OSX32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.bpi, *.lib, and *.res files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi20\Win32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, and *.res files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi20\Win64 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.bpi, *.a, and *.res files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi20\OSX32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.a, and *.res files for the iOS simulator will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi20\iOSSimulator directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.a, *.o, and *.res files for the iOS device will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi20\iOSDevice directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.a, *.o, and *.res files for Android will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi20\Android directory.
    *.hpp files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi20\Win32 directory.
    *.hpp files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi20\Win64 directory.
    *.hpp files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi20\OSX32 directory.
    *.hpp files for iOS simulator will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi20\iOSSimulator directory.
    *.hpp files for iOS device will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi20\iOSDevice directory.
    *.hpp files for Android will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi20\Android directory.
  4. If you are using 32-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi20\Win32\*.bpl files to the System32 directory. If you are using 64-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi20\Win32\*.bpl files to the SysWOW64 directory and LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi20\Win64\*.bpl files to the System32 directory.
  5. Run Embarcadero RAD Studio XE6.
  6. Install the dcllitedac200.bpl LiteDAC design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Embarcadero RAD Studio XE6 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedac200.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedac200.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
  7. Install the dcllitedacfmx200.bpl LiteDAC FireMonkey design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Embarcadero RAD Studio XE6 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedacfmx200.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedacfmx200.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi XE6 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path" for all platforms you want to work with (32-bit Windows, 64-bit Windows, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device, Android). If you want to use precompiled Source Code, add the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi20\Win32 directory to "Library Path" for the 32-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi20\Win64 directory to "Library Path" for the 64-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi20\OSX32 directory to "Library Path" for the Mac OS platform, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi20\iOSSimulator directory to "Library Path" for the iOS sumulator, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi20\iOSDevice directory to "Library Path" for the iOS device, and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi20\Android directory to "Library Path" for Android.
To compile LiteDAC based C++Builder XE6 applications, add the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi20\Win32 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi20\Win32 directory to "Library Path" for the 32-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi20\Win64 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi20\Win64 directory to "Library Path" for the 64-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi20\OSX32 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi20\OSX32 directory to "Library Path" for the Mac OS platform, the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi20\iOSSimulator directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi20\iOSSimulator directory to "Library Path" for the iOS simulator, and the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi20\iOSDevice directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi20\iOSDevice directory to "Library Path" for the iOS Device.
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Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE5 using IDE

If you are using C++Builder XE5, you should use the Using make-files way to install LiteDAC. Otherwise, run Delphi XE5 and perform the following steps:

  1. Build and compile the dac190.dpk DAC run-time package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device and Android, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  2. Build and compile the dacvcl190.dpk DAC GUI VCL related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, this step must be repeated for this platform (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  3. Build and compile the dacfmx190.dpk DAC GUI FireMonkey related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device and Android, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  4. Build and compile the dcldac190.dpk DAC design-time package.
  5. Build and compile the litedac190.dpk LiteDAC run-time package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device and Android, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  6. Build and compile the litedacvcl190.dpk LiteDAC GUI VCL related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, this step must be repeated for this platform (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  7. Build and compile the litedacfmx190.dpk LiteDAC GUI FireMonkey related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device and Android, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  8. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedac190.dpk LiteDAC design-time package.
  9. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedacfmx190.dpk LiteDAC FireMonkey design-time package.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi XE5 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path" for all platforms you want to work with (32-bit Windows, 64-bit Windows, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device, Android).
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Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE5 using make-files

Perform the following steps:

  1. Go to the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi19 directory.
  2. Find in the 'Make.bat' line containing
    set IdeDir="%PROGRAMFILES%\Embarcadero\RAD Studio\12.0
    and make sure that correct path to IDE is set (always include forward quote and do not include ending quote).
  3. Run 'Make.bat'. Binaries will be copied to the Bin, Include, and Lib subdirectories of the LiteDAC directory:
    *.bpl files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi19\Win32 directory.
    *.bpl files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi19\Win64 directory.
    *.dylib files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi19\OSX32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.bpi, *.lib, and *.res files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi19\Win32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, and *.res files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi19\Win64 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.bpi, *.a, and *.res files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi19\OSX32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.a, and *.res files for the iOS simulator will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi19\iOSSimulator directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.a, *.o, and *.res files for the iOS device will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi19\iOSDevice directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.a, *.o, and *.res files for Android will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi19\Android directory.
    *.hpp files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi19\Win32 directory.
    *.hpp files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi19\Win64 directory.
    *.hpp files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi19\OSX32 directory.
    *.hpp files for iOS simulator will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi19\iOSSimulator directory.
    *.hpp files for iOS device will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi19\iOSDevice directory.
    *.hpp files for Android will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi19\Android directory.
  4. If you are using 32-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi19\Win32\*.bpl files to the System32 directory. If you are using 64-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi19\Win32\*.bpl files to the SysWOW64 directory and LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi19\Win64\*.bpl files to the System32 directory.
  5. Run Embarcadero RAD Studio XE5.
  6. Install the dcllitedac190.bpl LiteDAC design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Embarcadero RAD Studio XE5 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedac190.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedac190.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
  7. Install the dcllitedacfmx190.bpl LiteDAC FireMonkey design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Embarcadero RAD Studio XE5 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedacfmx190.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedacfmx190.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi XE5 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path" for all platforms you want to work with (32-bit Windows, 64-bit Windows, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device, Android). If you want to use precompiled Source Code, add the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi19\Win32 directory to "Library Path" for the 32-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi19\Win64 directory to "Library Path" for the 64-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi19\OSX32 directory to "Library Path" for the Mac OS platform, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi19\iOSSimulator directory to "Library Path" for the iOS sumulator, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi19\iOSDevice directory to "Library Path" for the iOS device, and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi19\Android directory to "Library Path" for Android.
To compile LiteDAC based C++Builder XE5 applications, add the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi19\Win32 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi19\Win32 directory to "Library Path" for the 32-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi19\Win64 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi19\Win64 directory to "Library Path" for the 64-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi19\OSX32 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi19\OSX32 directory to "Library Path" for the Mac OS platform, the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi19\iOSSimulator directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi19\iOSSimulator directory to "Library Path" for the iOS simulator, and the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi19\iOSDevice directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi19\iOSDevice directory to "Library Path" for the iOS Device.
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Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE4 using IDE

If you are using C++Builder XE4, you should use the Using make-files way to install LiteDAC. Otherwise, run Delphi XE4 and perform the following steps:

  1. Build and compile the dac180.dpk DAC run-time package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator and iOS device, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  2. Build and compile the dacvcl180.dpk DAC GUI VCL related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, this step must be repeated for this platform (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  3. Build and compile the dacfmx180.dpk DAC GUI FireMonkey related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator and iOS device, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  4. Build and compile the dcldac180.dpk DAC design-time package.
  5. Build and compile the litedac180.dpk LiteDAC run-time package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator and iOS device, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  6. Build and compile the litedacvcl180.dpk LiteDAC GUI VCL related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, this step must be repeated for this platform (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  7. Build and compile the litedacfmx180.dpk LiteDAC GUI FireMonkey related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, Mac OS, iOS simulator and iOS device, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  8. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedac180.dpk LiteDAC design-time package.
  9. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedacfmx180.dpk LiteDAC FireMonkey design-time package.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi XE4 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path" for all platforms you want to work with (32-bit Windows, 64-bit Windows, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device).
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Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE4 using make-files

Perform the following steps:

  1. Go to the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi18 directory.
  2. Find in the 'Make.bat' line containing
    set IdeDir="%PROGRAMFILES%\Embarcadero\RAD Studio\11.0
    and make sure that correct path to IDE is set (always include forward quote and do not include ending quote).
  3. Run 'Make.bat'. Binaries will be copied to the Bin, Include, and Lib subdirectories of the LiteDAC directory:
    *.bpl files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi18\Win32 directory.
    *.bpl files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi18\Win64 directory.
    *.dylib files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi18\OSX32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.bpi, *.lib, and *.res files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi18\Win32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, and *.res files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi18\Win64 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.bpi, *.a, and *.res files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi18\OSX32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.a, and *.res files for the iOS simulator will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi18\iOSSimulator directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.a, *.o, and *.res files for the iOS device will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi18\iOSDevice directory.
    *.hpp files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi18\Win32 directory.
    *.hpp files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi18\Win64 directory.
    *.hpp files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi18\OSX32 directory.
  4. If you are using 32-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi18\Win32\*.bpl files to the System32 directory. If you are using 64-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi18\Win32\*.bpl files to the SysWOW64 directory and LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi18\Win64\*.bpl files to the System32 directory.
  5. Run Embarcadero RAD Studio XE4.
  6. Install the dcllitedac180.bpl LiteDAC design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Embarcadero RAD Studio XE4 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedac180.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedac180.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
  7. Install the dcllitedacfmx180.bpl LiteDAC FireMonkey design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Embarcadero RAD Studio XE4 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedacfmx180.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedacfmx180.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi XE4 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path" for all platforms you want to work with (32-bit Windows, 64-bit Windows, Mac OS, iOS simulator, iOS device). If you want to use precompiled Source Code, add the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi18\Win32 directory to "Library Path" for the 32-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi18\Win64 directory to "Library Path" for the 64-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi18\OSX32 directory to "Library Path" for the Mac OS platform, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi18\iOSSimulator directory to "Library Path" for the iOS sumulator, and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi18\iOSDevice directory to "Library Path" for the iOS device.
To compile LiteDAC based C++Builder XE4 applications, add the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi18\Win32 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi18\Win32 directory to "Library Path" for the 32-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi18\Win64 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi18\Win64 directory to "Library Path" for the 64-bit Windows platform, and the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi18\OSX32 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi18\OSX32 directory to "Library Path" for the Mac OS platform.
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Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE3 using IDE

If you are using C++Builder XE3, you should use the Using make-files way to install LiteDAC. Otherwise, run Delphi XE3 and perform the following steps:

  1. Build and compile the dac170.dpk DAC run-time package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64 and Mac OS, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  2. Build and compile the dacvcl170.dpk DAC GUI VCL related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, this step must be repeated for this platform (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  3. Build and compile the dacfmx170.dpk DAC GUI FireMonkey related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64 and Mac OS, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  4. Build and compile the dcldac170.dpk DAC design-time package.
  5. Build and compile the litedac170.dpk LiteDAC run-time package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64 and Mac OS, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  6. Build and compile the litedacvcl170.dpk LiteDAC GUI VCL related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, this step must be repeated for this platform (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  7. Build and compile the litedacfmx170.dpk LiteDAC GUI FireMonkey related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64 and Mac OS, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  8. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedac170.dpk LiteDAC design-time package.
  9. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedacfmx170.dpk LiteDAC FireMonkey design-time package.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi XE3 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path" for all platforms you want to work with (32-bit Windows, 64-bit Windows, Mac OS).
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Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE3 using make-files

Perform the following steps:

  1. Go to the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi17 directory.
  2. Find in the 'Make.bat' line containing
    set IdeDir="%PROGRAMFILES%\Embarcadero\RAD Studio\10.0
    and make sure that correct path to IDE is set (always include forward quote and do not include ending quote).
  3. Run 'Make.bat'. Binaries will be copied to the Bin, Include, and Lib subdirectories of the LiteDAC directory:
    *.bpl files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi17\Win32 directory.
    *.bpl files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi17\Win64 directory.
    *.dylib files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi17\OSX32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.bpi, *.lib, and *.res files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi17\Win32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, and *.res files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi17\Win64 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.bpi, *.a, and *.res files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi17\OSX32 directory.
    *.hpp files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi17\Win32 directory.
    *.hpp files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi17\OSX32 directory.
  4. If you are using 32-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi17\Win32\*.bpl files to the System32 directory. If you are using 64-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi17\Win32\*.bpl files to the SysWOW64 directory and LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi17\Win64\*.bpl files to the System32 directory.
  5. Run Embarcadero RAD Studio XE3.
  6. Install the dcllitedac170.bpl LiteDAC design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Embarcadero RAD Studio XE3 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedac170.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedac170.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
  7. Install the dcllitedacfmx170.bpl LiteDAC FireMonkey design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Embarcadero RAD Studio XE3 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedacfmx170.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedacfmx170.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi XE3 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path" for all platforms you want to work with (32-bit Windows, 64-bit Windows, Mac OS). If you want to use precompiled Source Code, add the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi17\Win32 directory to "Library Path" for the 32-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi17\Win64 directory to "Library Path" for the 64-bit Windows platform, and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi17\OSX32 directory to "Library Path" for the Mac OS platform.
To compile LiteDAC based C++Builder XE3 applications, add the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi17\Win32 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi17\Win32 directory to "Library Path" for the 32-bit Windows platform, and the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi17\OSX32 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi17\OSX32 directory to "Library Path" for the Mac OS platform.
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Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE2 using IDE

If you are using C++Builder XE2, you should use the Using make-files way to install LiteDAC. Otherwise, run Delphi XE2 and perform the following steps:

  1. Build and compile the dac160.dpk DAC run-time package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64 and Mac OS, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  2. Build and compile the dacvcl160.dpk DAC GUI VCL related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, this step must be repeated for this platform (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  3. Build and compile the dacfmx160.dpk DAC GUI FireMonkey related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64 and Mac OS, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  4. Build and compile the dcldac160.dpk DAC design-time package.
  5. Build and compile the litedac160.dpk LiteDAC run-time package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64 and Mac OS, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  6. Build and compile the litedacvcl160.dpk LiteDAC GUI VCL related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64, this step must be repeated for this platform (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  7. Build and compile the litedacfmx160.dpk LiteDAC GUI FireMonkey related package. To make LiteDAC work under Windows x64 and Mac OS, this step must be repeated for each of these platforms (can be selected in "Target Platforms" of the package).
  8. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedac160.dpk LiteDAC design-time package.
  9. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedacfmx160.dpk LiteDAC FireMonkey design-time package.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi XE2 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path" for all platforms you want to work with (32-bit Windows, 64-bit Windows, Mac OS).
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Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE2 using make-files

Perform the following steps:

  1. Go to the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi16 directory.
  2. Find in the 'Make.bat' line containing
    set IdeDir="%PROGRAMFILES%\Embarcadero\RAD Studio\9.0
    and make sure that correct path to IDE is set (always include forward quote and do not include ending quote).
  3. Run 'Make.bat'. Binaries will be copied to the Bin, Include, and Lib subdirectories of the LiteDAC directory:
    *.bpl files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi16\Win32 directory.
    *.bpl files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi16\Win64 directory.
    *.dylib files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi16\OSX32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.bpi, *.lib, and *.res files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi16\Win32 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, and *.res files for 64-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi16\Win64 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.bpi, *.a, and *.res files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi16\OSX32 directory.
    *.hpp files for 32-bit Windows will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi16\Win32 directory.
    *.hpp files for 32-bit Mac OS will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi16\OSX32 directory.
  4. If you are using 32-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi16\Win32\*.bpl files to the System32 directory. If you are using 64-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi16\Win32\*.bpl files to the SysWOW64 directory and LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi16\Win64\*.bpl files to the System32 directory.
  5. Run Embarcadero RAD Studio XE2.
  6. Install the dcllitedac160.bpl LiteDAC design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Embarcadero RAD Studio XE2 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedac160.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedac160.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
  7. Install the dcllitedacfmx160.bpl LiteDAC FireMonkey design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Embarcadero RAD Studio XE2 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedacfmx160.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedacfmx160.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi XE2 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path" for all platforms you want to work with (32-bit Windows, 64-bit Windows, Mac OS). If you want to use precompiled Source Code, add the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi16\Win32 directory to "Library Path" for the 32-bit Windows platform, the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi16\Win64 directory to "Library Path" for the 64-bit Windows platform, and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi16\OSX32 directory to "Library Path" for the Mac OS platform.
To compile LiteDAC based C++Builder XE2 applications, add the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi16\Win32 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi16\Win32 directory to "Library Path" for the 32-bit Windows platform, and the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi16\OSX32 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi16\OSX32 directory to "Library Path" for the Mac OS platform.
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Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE using IDE

If you are using C++Builder XE, you should use the Using make-files way to install LiteDAC. Otherwise, run Delphi XE and perform the following steps:

  1. Build and compile the dac150.dpk DAC run-time package.
  2. Build and compile the dacvcl150.dpk DAC GUI related package.
  3. Build and compile the dcldac150.dpk DAC design-time package.
  4. Build and compile the litedac150.dpk LiteDAC run-time package.
  5. Build and compile the litedacvcl150.dpk LiteDAC GUI related package.
  6. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedac150.dpk LiteDAC design-time package.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi XE applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path".
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Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE using make-files

Perform the following steps:

  1. Go to the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi15 directory.
  2. Find in the 'Make.bat' line containing
    set IdeDir="%PROGRAMFILES%\Embarcadero\RAD Studio\8.0
    and make sure that correct path to IDE is set (always include forward quote and do not include ending quote).
  3. Run 'Make.bat'. Binaries will be copied to the Bin, Include, and Lib subdirectories of the LiteDAC directory:
    *.bpl files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi15 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.bpi, *.lib, and *.res files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi15 directory.
    *.hpp files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi15 directory.
  4. If you are using 32-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi15\*.bpl files to the System32 directory. If you are using 64-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi15\*.bpl files to the SysWOW64 directory.
  5. Run Embarcadero RAD Studio XE.
  6. Install the dcllitedac150.bpl LiteDAC design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Embarcadero RAD Studio XE main menu and add the System32\dcllitedac150.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedac150.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi XE applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path". If you want to use precompiled Source Code, add the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi15 directory to "Library Path".
To compile LiteDAC based C++Builder XE applications, add the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi15 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi15 directory to "Library Path".
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Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio 2010 using IDE

If you are using C++Builder 2010, you should use the Using make-files way to install LiteDAC. Otherwise, run Delphi 2010 and perform the following steps:

  1. Build and compile the dac140.dpk DAC run-time package.
  2. Build and compile the dacvcl140.dpk DAC GUI related package.
  3. Build and compile the dcldac140.dpk DAC design-time package.
  4. Build and compile the litedac140.dpk LiteDAC run-time package.
  5. Build and compile the litedacvcl140.dpk LiteDAC GUI related package.
  6. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedac140.dpk LiteDAC design-time package.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi 2010 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path".
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Installing LiteDAC for Embarcadero RAD Studio 2010 using make-files

Perform the following steps:

  1. Go to the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi14 directory.
  2. Find in the 'Make.bat' line containing
    set IdeDir="%PROGRAMFILES%\Embarcadero\RAD Studio\7.0
    and make sure that correct path to IDE is set (always include forward quote and do not include ending quote).
  3. Run 'Make.bat'. Binaries will be copied to the Bin, Include, and Lib subdirectories of the LiteDAC directory:
    *.bpl files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi14 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.bpi, *.lib, and *.res files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi14 directory.
    *.hpp files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi14 directory.
  4. If you are using 32-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi14\*.bpl files to the System32 directory. If you are using 64-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi14\*.bpl files to the SysWOW64 directory.
  5. Run Embarcadero RAD Studio 2010.
  6. Install the dcllitedac140.bpl LiteDAC design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Embarcadero RAD Studio 2010 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedac140.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedac140.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi 2010 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path". If you want to use precompiled Source Code, add the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi14 directory to "Library Path".
To compile LiteDAC based C++Builder 2010 applications, add the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi14 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi14 directory to "Library Path".
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Installing LiteDAC for CodeGear RAD Studio 2009 using IDE

If you are using C++Builder 2009, you should use the Using make-files way to install LiteDAC. Otherwise, run Delphi 2009 and perform the following steps:

  1. Build and compile the dac120.dpk DAC run-time package.
  2. Build and compile the dacvcl120.dpk DAC GUI related package.
  3. Build and compile the dcldac120.dpk DAC design-time package.
  4. Build and compile the litedac120.dpk LiteDAC run-time package.
  5. Build and compile the litedacvcl120.dpk LiteDAC GUI related package.
  6. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedac120.dpk LiteDAC design-time package.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi 2009 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path".
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Installing LiteDAC for CodeGear RAD Studio 2009 using make-files

Perform the following steps:

  1. Go to the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi12 directory.
  2. Find in the 'Make.bat' line containing
    set IdeDir="%PROGRAMFILES%\CodeGear\RAD Studio\6.0
    and make sure that correct path to IDE is set (always include forward quote and do not include ending quote).
  3. Run 'Make.bat'. Binaries will be copied to the Bin, Include, and Lib subdirectories of the LiteDAC directory:
    *.bpl files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi12 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, *.bpi, *.lib, and *.res files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi12 directory.
    *.hpp files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi12 directory.
  4. If you are using 32-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi12\*.bpl files to the System32 directory. If you are using 64-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi12\*.bpl files to the SysWOW64 directory.
  5. Run CodeGear RAD Studio 2009.
  6. Install the dcllitedac120.bpl LiteDAC design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" CodeGear RAD Studio 2009 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedac120.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedac120.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi 2009 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path". If you want to use precompiled Source Code, add the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi12 directory to "Library Path".
To compile LiteDAC based C++Builder 2009 applications, add the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi12 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi12 directory to "Library Path".
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Installing LiteDAC for CodeGear RAD Studio 2007 using IDE

If you are using C++Builder 2007, you should use the Using make-files way to install LiteDAC. If you are using Delphi 2007, perform the following steps:

  1. Build and compile the dac105.dpk DAC run-time package.
  2. Build and compile the dacvcl105.dpk DAC GUI related package.
  3. Build and compile the dcldac105.dpk DAC design-time package.
  4. Build and compile the litedac105.dpk LiteDAC run-time package.
  5. Build and compile the litedacvcl105.dpk LiteDAC GUI related package.
  6. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedac105.dpk LiteDAC design-time package.
If you are using Delphi .NET, perform the following steps:
  1. Build and make the Devart.Dac.dpk DAC run-time package.
  2. Build and make the Devart.Dac.AdoNet.dpk DAC run-time package.
  3. Build and make the Devart.Dac.Design.dpk DAC design-time package.
  4. Build and make the Devart.LiteDac.dpk LiteDAC run-time package.
  5. Build and make the Devart.LiteDac.AdoNet.dpk LiteDAC run-time package.
  6. Build and make the Devart.LiteDac.Design.dpk LiteDAC design-time package.
  7. Open the "Component->Installed .NET Components" Delphi .NET main menu, go to the "Assembly Search Paths" tab, and add the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi11 directory to the list.
  8. Open the "Component->Installed .NET Components" Delphi .NET main menu, go to the ".NET VCL Components" tab, and add the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi11\Devart.LiteDac.Design.dll assembly using the Add button.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi 2007 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path".
To compile LiteDAC based Delphi .NET applications, add Devart.Dac and Devart.LiteDac to "Namespace Prefixes", and add the LiteDAC\Source and LiteDAC\Source\Net directories to "Library Path".
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Installing LiteDAC for CodeGear RAD Studio 2007 using make-files

Perform the following steps:

  1. Go to the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi11 directory.
  2. Find in the 'Make.bat' line containing
    set IdeDir="%PROGRAMFILES%\CodeGear\RAD Studio\5.0
    and make sure that correct path to IDE is set (always include forward quote and do not include ending quote).
  3. Run 'Make.bat'. Binaries will be copied to the Bin, Include, and Lib subdirectories of the LiteDAC directory:
    *.bpl and *.dll files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi11 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcuil, *.dcp, *.dcpil, *.bpi, *.lib, and *.res files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi11 directory.
    *.hpp files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi11 directory.
  4. If you are using 32-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi11\*.bpl and LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi11\*.dll files to the System32 directory. If you are using 64-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi11\*.bpl and LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi11\*.dll files to the SysWOW64 directory.
  5. Run CodeGear RAD Studio 2007.
  6. Install the dcllitedac105.bpl LiteDAC design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" CodeGear RAD Studio 2007 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedac105.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedac105.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
  7. To use LiteDAC in Delphi .NET, close CodeGear RAD Studio 2007 and open Delphi .NET .
  8. To use LiteDAC in Delphi .NET, open the "Component->Installed .NET Components" Delphi .NET main menu, go to the ".NET VCL Components" tab, and add the System32\Devart.LiteDac.Design.dll (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\Devart.LiteDac.Design.dll (if you are using 64-bit Windows) assembly using the Add button.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi 2007 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path". If you want to use precompiled Source Code, add the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi11 directory to "Library Path".
To compile LiteDAC based Delphi .NET applications, add Devart.Dac and Devart.LiteDac to "Namespace Prefixes", and add the LiteDAC\Source and LiteDAC\Source\Net directories to "Library Path".
To compile LiteDAC based C++Builder 2007 applications, add the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi11 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi11 directory to "Library Path".
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Installing LiteDAC for Borland Developer Studio 2006 using IDE

If you are using C++Builder 2006, you should use the Using make-files way to install LiteDAC. If you are using Delphi 2006, perform the following steps:

  1. Build and compile the dac100.dpk DAC run-time package.
  2. Build and compile the dacvcl100.dpk DAC GUI related package.
  3. Build and compile the dcldac100.dpk DAC design-time package.
  4. Build and compile the litedac100.dpk LiteDAC run-time package.
  5. Build and compile the litedacvcl100.dpk LiteDAC GUI related package.
  6. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedac100.dpk LiteDAC design-time package.
If you are using Delphi .NET, perform the following steps:
  1. Build and make the Devart.Dac.dpk DAC run-time package.
  2. Build and make the Devart.Dac.AdoNet.dpk DAC run-time package.
  3. Build and make the Devart.Dac.Design.dpk DAC design-time package.
  4. Build and make the Devart.LiteDac.dpk LiteDAC run-time package.
  5. Build and make the Devart.LiteDac.AdoNet.dpk LiteDAC run-time package.
  6. Build and make the Devart.LiteDac.Design.dpk LiteDAC design-time package.
  7. Open the "Component->Installed .NET Components" Delphi .NET main menu, go to the "Assembly Search Paths" tab, and add the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi10 directory to the list.
  8. Open the "Component->Installed .NET Components" Delphi .NET main menu, go to the ".NET VCL Components" tab, and add the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi10\Devart.LiteDac.Design.dll assembly using the Add button.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi 2006 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path".
To compile LiteDAC based Delphi .NET applications, add Devart.Dac and Devart.LiteDac to "Namespace Prefixes", and add the LiteDAC\Source and LiteDAC\Source\Net directories to "Library Path".
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Installing LiteDAC for Borland Developer Studio 2006 using make-files

Perform the following steps:

  1. Go to the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi10 directory.
  2. Find in the 'Make.bat' line containing
    set IdeDir="%PROGRAMFILES%\Borland\BDS\4.0
    and make sure that correct path to IDE is set (always include forward quote and do not include ending quote).
  3. Run 'Make.bat'. Binaries will be copied to the Bin, Include, and Lib subdirectories of the LiteDAC directory:
    *.bpl and *.dll files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi10 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcuil, *.dcp, *.dcpil, *.bpi, *.lib, and *.res files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi10 directory.
    *.hpp files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi10 directory.
  4. If you are using 32-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi10\*.bpl and LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi10\*.dll files to the System32 directory. If you are using 64-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi10\*.bpl and LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi10\*.dll files to the SysWOW64 directory.
  5. Run Borland Developer Studio 2006.
  6. Install the dcllitedac100.bpl LiteDAC design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Borland Developer Studio 2006 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedac100.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedac100.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
  7. To use LiteDAC in Delphi .NET, close Borland Developer Studio 2006 and open Delphi .NET .
  8. To use LiteDAC in Delphi .NET, open the "Component->Installed .NET Components" Delphi .NET main menu, go to the ".NET VCL Components" tab, and add the System32\Devart.LiteDac.Design.dll (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\Devart.LiteDac.Design.dll (if you are using 64-bit Windows) assembly using the Add button.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi 2006 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path". If you want to use precompiled Source Code, add the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi10 directory to "Library Path".
To compile LiteDAC based Delphi .NET applications, add Devart.Dac and Devart.LiteDac to "Namespace Prefixes", and add the LiteDAC\Source and LiteDAC\Source\Net directories to "Library Path".
To compile LiteDAC based C++Builder 2006 applications, add the LiteDAC\Include\Delphi10 directory to "Include Path" and the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi10 directory to "Library Path".
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Installing LiteDAC for Delphi 7 using IDE

Perform the following steps:

  1. Build and compile the dac70.dpk DAC run-time package.
  2. Build and compile the dacvcl70.dpk DAC GUI related package.
  3. Build and compile the dcldac70.dpk DAC design-time package.
  4. Build and compile the litedac70.dpk LiteDAC run-time package.
  5. Build and compile the litedacvcl70.dpk LiteDAC GUI related package.
  6. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedac70.dpk LiteDAC design-time package.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi 7 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path".
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Installing LiteDAC for Delphi 7 using make-files

Perform the following steps:

  1. Go to the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi7 directory.
  2. Find in the 'Make.bat' line containing
    set IdeDir="%PROGRAMFILES%\Borland\Delphi7
    and make sure that correct path to IDE is set (always include forward quote and do not include ending quote).
  3. Run 'Make.bat'. Binaries will be copied to the Bin, Include, and Lib subdirectories of the LiteDAC directory:
    *.bpl files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi7 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, and *.res files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi7 directory.
  4. If you are using 32-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi7\*.bpl files to the System32 directory. If you are using 64-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi7\*.bpl files to the SysWOW64 directory.
  5. Run Delphi 7.
  6. Install the dcllitedac70.bpl LiteDAC design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Delphi 7 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedac70.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedac70.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi 7 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path". If you want to use precompiled Source Code, add the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi7 directory to "Library Path".
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Installing LiteDAC for Delphi 6 using IDE

Perform the following steps:

  1. Build and compile the dac60.dpk DAC run-time package.
  2. Build and compile the dacvcl60.dpk DAC GUI related package.
  3. Build and compile the dcldac60.dpk DAC design-time package.
  4. Build and compile the litedac60.dpk LiteDAC run-time package.
  5. Build and compile the litedacvcl60.dpk LiteDAC GUI related package.
  6. Build, compile, and install the dcllitedac60.dpk LiteDAC design-time package.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi 6 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path".
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Installing LiteDAC for Delphi 6 using make-files

Perform the following steps:

  1. Go to the LiteDAC\Source\Delphi6 directory.
  2. Find in the 'Make.bat' line containing
    set IdeDir="%PROGRAMFILES%\Borland\Delphi6
    and make sure that correct path to IDE is set (always include forward quote and do not include ending quote).
  3. Run 'Make.bat'. Binaries will be copied to the Bin, Include, and Lib subdirectories of the LiteDAC directory:
    *.bpl files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi6 directory.
    *.dcu, *.dcp, and *.res files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi6 directory.
  4. If you are using 32-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi6\*.bpl files to the System32 directory. If you are using 64-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\Delphi6\*.bpl files to the SysWOW64 directory.
  5. Run Delphi 6.
  6. Install the dcllitedac60.bpl LiteDAC design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" Delphi 6 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedac60.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedac60.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
NOTE: To compile LiteDAC based Delphi 6 applications, add the LiteDAC\Source directory to "Library Path". If you want to use precompiled Source Code, add the LiteDAC\Lib\Delphi6 directory to "Library Path".
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Installing LiteDAC for C++Builder 6 using IDE

Perform the following steps:

  1. Build and make the dac60.bpk DAC run-time package.
  2. Build and make the dacvcl60.bpk DAC GUI related package.
  3. Build and make the dcldac60.bpk DAC design-time package.
  4. Build and make the litedac60.bpk LiteDAC run-time package.
  5. Build and make the litedacvcl60.bpk LiteDAC GUI related package.
  6. Build, make, and install the dcllitedac60.bpk LiteDAC design-time package.
  7. Add the LiteDAC\Source and LiteDAC\Source\CBuilder6 directory to "Library Path".
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Installing LiteDAC for C++Builder 6 using make-files

Perform the following steps:

  1. Go to the LiteDAC\Source\CBuilder6 directory.
  2. Find in the 'Make.bat' line containing
    set IdeDir="%PROGRAMFILES%\Borland\CBuilder6
    and make sure that correct path to IDE is set (always include forward quote and do not include ending quote).
  3. Run 'Make.bat'. Binaries will be copied to the Bin, Include, and Lib subdirectories of the LiteDAC directory:
    *.bpl files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Bin\CBuilder6 directory.
    *.dcu, *.obj, *.bpi, *.lib, and *.res files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Lib\CBuilder6 directory.
    *.hpp files will be copied to the LiteDAC\Include\CBuilder6 directory.
  4. If you are using 32-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\CBuilder6\*.bpl files to the System32 directory. If you are using 64-bit Windows, copy LiteDAC\Bin\CBuilder6\*.bpl files to the SysWOW64 directory.
  5. Run C++Builder 6.
  6. Install the dcllitedac60.bpl LiteDAC design-time package. For this, open the "Component->Install Packages" C++Builder 6 main menu and add the System32\dcllitedac60.bpl (if you are using 32-bit Windows) or SysWOW64\dcllitedac60.bpl (if you are using 64-bit Windows) package using the Add button.
  7. Add the LiteDAC\Lib\CBuilder6 and LiteDAC\Include\CBuilder6 directories to "Library Path".
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Installing LiteDAC for Lazarus using IDE

Open and install the dcllitedac10.lpk LiteDAC design-time package.
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Installing LiteDAC for Lazarus using make-files

Lazarus doesn't support this way of installing components. You should use the Using IDE way to install LiteDAC.
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