RLink32 Too Many Resources

Hello guys!

Look here I am again with another little problem!
Let’s see if you can help me understand what may be happening.

Recently we converted our Software for Delphi XE2 XE4, to build the project by the Delphi IDE works perfectly, but when execular design by FB returns the following error
"Error: Error E2161: RLINK32: Too many resources to handle."
I do not know where he is checking that has many features already checked all the settings I know, but not conegui resolve this.


Now I’m using FB version 7.0.0.246 on Windows 7 SP1 64bits


Thank You!

This is a Delphi compiler error, nothing we can do can influence or cause this error. I googled the error, it’s not that uncommon. Your resources are too large, either remove some resources or reduce their size (replace bitmaps with png etc).

Hi Vincent…

I know what this error means, but, the fact is, running for Delphi IDE this isn’t happens.
Just if I run on the FB.

And we just call the delphi compiler and give it the path to your project. We cannot influence internal compiler/linker errors.

Hello Vincent!

I really imagine you answered this question this way!! I do the same when my clients asking me about my system.
Sorry if I was rude

You should know say what parameters are passing with the dcc32 when I execute the FB?

Hello Vincent!

I did it!

After a long time looking at the properties of the action Delphi I realized I had not checked the “Packages” tab in the Project.
When we migrated to the XE2 for XE4 had the need to make use of packages, and I honestly do not remember adding this setting in the compilation by FB.

Sorry for the inconvenience

Regards!

Posted By Ede Colli on 27 Jun 2013 11:30 AM
Hello Vincent!

I really imagine you answered this question this way!! I do the same when my clients asking me about my system.
Sorry if I was rude

You should know say what parameters are passing with the dcc32 when I execute the FB?

On the Delphi action Compiler properties page, there is an option, Keep generated .cfg file. Turn this on, when the action completes there will be a file in the same folder as the delphi project named [yourdelphiproject].used - this file contains all the compiler options passed to the command line compiler.

Thank you Vincent!