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If you have full sources of the AlphaControls package then you can just compile your application in the x64 mode. You will not have problems in this case.
Otherwise you should have units recompiled for using in 64-bit mode, I'll try to do it soon.
'Support' wrote:You have sources of the package?
Yes I have but trial version don't have x64 support too.
Quote:BCC64 does not produce packages (.bpl files) in this release. You can, however, do static linking to a 64-bit Windows package, and you can consume packages using C++Builder 64-bit Windows.Source: http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/XE3/en/C%2B%2BBuilder_64-bit_Windows_Differences
I'm sorry, but producing 64-bit Packages Not Supported in the C++ Builder XE3 still.
http://qc.embarcader…n.aspx?d=111376
If you have sources of the package, then you can compile an application with AlphaControls sources in the Win64 mode. Bpl is not required in this case.
Also, https://forums.embarcadero.com/thread.jspa?messageID=523743
'Support' wrote:If you have sources of the package, then you can compile an application with AlphaControls sources in the Win64 mode. Bpl is not required in this case.
How? I have only C++Builder – in the thread, that you have linked, I see that is posible only in Delphi.
Quote:You can configure Delphi to generate C++ output files, including .hpp files,when compiling a Package.
'Beherit' wrote:How? I have only C++Builder – in the thread, that you have linked, I see that is posible only in Delphi.
You are right, seems. But you can try, install the package under C++ Builder in x32 mode and try to compile your application for Win64 platform. If you have all Pas files then C++ Builder can generate new files for x64 automatically (I hope). I have not other ideas, we can wait a new compilator only.
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