How is LimeLM preventing my application from starting, with all calls to LimeLM code removed?
Something is calling TurboActivate. Remove the TurboActivateUnit.pas from your app and it will stop trying to find TurboActivate.dll.
TurboActivate dll is missing
AndanteI have integrated LimeLM into a Delphi program. It work's fine and has passed all of my testing. I'm pleased.
Now, however, I want to provide a version of my program without LimeLM, so I can give versions to others that are helping me to test the program. I created a version of my program that bypasses all calls to LimeLM utilities, so I can give my beta testers the .exe file only for the program (no installation program, no licensing, no LimeML) But, LimeLM is still present in a way I can't understand.
Attempts to run the program generate this message, "The program can't start because TurboActivate.dll is missing from your computer." In this case, my beta testers are not getting copies of the DLL because no LimeLM code is called in the test version. I want them to test the program, without messing with licensing.
How is LimeLM preventing my application from starting, with all calls to LimeLM code removed?
How can I prevent LimeLM from preventing my application from running?
Effectively I made a version of my program that does not use LimeLM, but LimeLM won't let my program run. What is it that I'm not seeing or don't understand?