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This is a known issue, yes, to do with the way that the Embarcadero compiler collects files and generates the DWO files as an after-effect. We're looking into a solution that will work with parallel project builds.

Ahh, no, there has not been an updated release for that. You'll still need to use the special build that you have

Wow, that's weird. Glad it's resolved though. Thanks for the update!

TwineCompile 5.6 has this fix, yes. Are you installing from GetIt or from our site, and if from GetIt, what IDE version are you using?

Can you try uninstalling the FastReports GetIt package and installing it directly from their site? I downloaded it from their site, installed into a clean IDE, installed TwineCompile, and had no issues with linking.

That is interesting. Couple things: - Can you try adding the library path to that .o file manually into the project and seeing if that works? (in which case it's an implicit path that's not being added by MSBuild) - Can you send the linker command line used without TwineCompile (From the Output wind...

Apologies for that issue with jtmake. Please download the following file and extract into the TwineCompile Program Files directory to resolve it. https://jomitech.com/downloads/jtmake.zip Why is the TwineCompile install not backwards compatible with (one) previous version of the IDE? The GetIt packa...

TwineCompile 5.6 has been released for C++Builder 12.0. It is available for download via the GetIt Package Manager for anyone with an active Update Subscription to RAD Studio. Or can be downloaded from our site with a TwineCompile 5.x license.

Yes, we are planning to release TwineCompile 5.6 with full support for RAD Studio 12.0 in a next few days. Just wrapping the new release up.

Can you send the console output to support@jomitech.com? Something is preventing the TwineCompile targets from being executed.