C++ Builder IDE, BCB6 does not produce exe on build

1. CG2007 CB Produces Good Exe's in MultiProject Build [an apology] - C++ Builder IDE

2. Build does not create an .exe file

I'm using CBuilder 6.
I have a project that builds normally on development machine, but when
built on our build machine does not produce an .exe file.

It creates .obj files, and 'acts' normally (no errors during link), but
does not create an exe file in the default folder (source code).

I found a workaround, if I state the output path to some other
location, it builds.
If I state the actual build path that should be done by default, it
does not work.

I've been using CBuilder for 6 years, never saw this one before.

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4. Terrifying error messages produced by vc .exe: win32 error 11

Hello and thanks for helping.

I have been developing a program on a win98 computer but then switched to a
w2k computer for a while.   Now I have to go back to the win98 computer and
support the program on other win98 computers.  Problem is, when I
reinstalled VC++, cleaned then rebuilt all, then executed, the following 2
dialog boxes appeared:

1)"Error starting program"  "Program appears to be corrupt"

2) "Microsoft Visual C++"  "Incorrect format (win32 error 11)"

this same project, when compiled for win98 3 months ago, worked fine.
This same project, when compiled for win2k on win2k yesterday worked as
well.

Some of the work I did over the last 3 months is somehow incompatible with
win98.  Can anyone help me get a clue as to how to figure out whaaa?  cmon
throw a newbie a bone.  My date is set correctly.

Thank you,

Ivan

5. Error messages produced by vc .exe: win32 error 11

6. Terrifying error messages produced by vc .exe: win32 error 11

Hello and thanks for helping.

I have been developing a program on a win98 computer but then switched to a
w2k computer for a while.   Now I have to go back to the win98 computer and
support the program on other win98 computers.  Problem is, when I
reinstalled VC++, cleaned then rebuilt all, then executed, the following 2
dialog boxes appeared:

1)"Error starting program"  "Program appears to be corrupt"

2) "Microsoft Visual C++"  "Incorrect format (win32 error 11)"

this same project, when compiled for win98 3 months ago, worked fine.
This same project, when compiled for win2k on win2k yesterday worked as
well.

Some of the work I did over the last 3 months is somehow incompatible with
win98.  Can anyone help me get a clue as to how to figure out whaaa?  cmon
throw a newbie a bone.  My date is set correctly.  I tried to post this in
the ide newsgroup but I don't think anyone goes there but maybe the MFC
newsgroup is apropos anyway.

Thank you,

Ivan

7. Build an exe from another exe

8. Free Pascal produces large .exe's

I was comparing the size of a minimal "Hello World" program; 1 written
in C, and 1 written in Pascal, and I was surprised of the differences
in the sizes of the resulting .EXE files.

The exact code I used is as follows:

// C Version of "Hello World"
#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
  printf("Hello World");
  return 0;
}


{ Pascal version of "Hello World" }
program hello;
begin
  writeln('Hello World');
end;


I compiled the C code using Borland's C++ command line compiler v5.5.
The Pascal code was compiled using Free Pascal 2.0 with many compiler
options disabled. The size of the C .EXE was 51k, and the Free Pascal
.EXE was a whopping 103k! Why is the Free Pascal .EXE so large?