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Click the folder icon, browse to the directory where you extracted the UniGMap 1.4.8 source code, and select the folder containing the core source files.

Proper file placement prevents "File not found" compilation errors when switching between different project build configurations.

This article shows a step-by-step workflow to build and install UniGMap 1.48 (full source) into Embarcadero Delphi XE2 configured to target a modern Tokyo-style library layout (assumes Delphi XE2 IDE on Windows). It covers source preparation, library paths, package compilation order, design-time vs runtime packages, and common build fixes. Follow exactly and adapt paths and package names to your local source tree.

The Delphi compiler must know where to locate the UniGMap source files during the compilation of your applications. Launch your Delphi IDE (XE2 through 10.2 Tokyo). Navigate to the main menu and select . unigmap 148 xe2delphi 102 tokyo full source install

Ensure you have the full source subfolders, typically containing: Source\ (contains .pas files) Packages\ or DPK\ (contains package files) 2. Add the Library Path

In the , add the full paths to the following folders: The \Source folder.

Installing Component Packages - RAD Studio - Embarcadero DocWiki Click the folder icon, browse to the directory

Before starting the installation, ensure you have the correct files and API configurations ready.

: Ensure you don't have multiple versions of UniGMap in your search paths.

Select the design-time package file. It is typically named or pkg_UniGMap_DT.dpk (the _D or _DT denotes Design-time). Launch your Delphi IDE (XE2 through 10

Select your target platform (e.g., ) and click the ellipsis next to Library path .

A confirmation dialog box should appear displaying a message that the UniGMap components (such as TUniGMap ) have been successfully registered into the Delphi Component Palette. Step 4: Resolving Common Compilation Issues

Necessary for copying files into protected system or IDE directories. Step 1: Prepare the Source Folders

The exact or line of code where the compiler stops. Whether you are targeting 32-bit or 64-bit Windows .

Extract your UniGMap v1.48 source files to a permanent directory. Example: C:\Componentes\UniGMap\