Message bodyPart of the answer:
bin folder will be below the BDS folder
Also see
http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Rio/en/Compiler_Versions
If you change the defaults, a good idea is to take a screenshot of the screen
before starting the install showing the folders set showing the location of
BDS, samples and common files.
See file SettingData in bin folder to see definitions of folders and version
numbers
e.g.
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Embarcadero\Studio\20.0\bin\SettingData.xml"
also
<SettingData>
<Product Name='Delphi 7' Version='7.0'
RegKey='Software\Borland\Delphi\7.0'/>
<Product Name='Delphi 8' Version='8.0'
RegKey='Software\Borland\Delphi\8.0'/>
<Product Name='Delphi 2005' Version='9.0'
RegKey='Software\Borland\Delphi\9.0'/>
<Product Name='BDS 2006' Version='10.0'
RegKey='Software\Borland\BDS\10.0'/>
<Product Name='RAD Studio 2007' Version='11.0'
RegKey='Software\Borland\BDS\5.0'/>
<Product Name='RAD Studio 2009' Version='12.0'
RegKey='Software\Borland\DBD\7.0'/>
<Product Name='RAD Studio 2010' Version='14.0'
RegKey='Software\CodeGear\BDS\7.0'/>
<Product Name='RAD Studio XE' Version='15.0'
RegKey='Software\Embarcadero\BDS\8.0'/>
<Product Name='RAD Studio XE2' Version='16.0'
RegKey='Software\Embarcadero\BDS\9.0'/>
<Product Name='RAD Studio XE3' Version='17.0'
RegKey='Software\Embarcadero\BDS\10.0'/>
<Product Name='RAD Studio XE4' Version='18.0'
RegKey='Software\Embarcadero\BDS\11.0'/>
<Product Name='RAD Studio XE5' Version='19.0'
RegKey='Software\Embarcadero\BDS\12.0'/>
<Product Name='RAD Studio XE6' Version='20.0'
RegKey='Software\Embarcadero\BDS\14.0'/>
<Product Name='RAD Studio XE7' Version='21.0'
RegKey='Software\Embarcadero\BDS\15.0'/>
<Product Name='RAD Studio XE8' Version='22.0'
RegKey='Software\Embarcadero\BDS\16.0'/>
<Product Name='RAD Studio 10 Seattle' Version='23.0'
RegKey='Software\Embarcadero\BDS\17.0'/>
<Product Name='RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin' Version='24.0'
RegKey='Software\Embarcadero\BDS\18.0'/>
<Product Name='RAD Studio 10.2' Version='25.0'
RegKey='Software\Embarcadero\BDS\19.0'/>
<Product Name='RAD Studio 10.3' Version='26.0'
RegKey='Software\Embarcadero\BDS\20.0'/>
<!--
We use The <Description> tag to relate a description and a friendly name
with a setting.
- Name: The key name in the registry.
- FriendlyName: The friendly name to be shown in the selection settings
page in the Migration Tool.
- Value: The description to be shown in the bottom in the selection
settings page in the Migration Tool when the setting has been selected.
Example:
<Description Name="Auto Save" FriendlyName="Auto Save options"
Value="Manages the Autosave for the editor files and the project desktop"/>
-->
<!-- Group Rules -->
<GroupRule KeyName="DBExpress" DescriptionRef="">
<Rule FromVersion="" ToVersion="" Value="" Excluded="True"/>
</GroupRule>
<GroupRule KeyName="Personalities" DescriptionRef="">
<Rule FromVersion="" ToVersion="" Value="" Excluded="True"/>
</GroupRule>
<GroupRule KeyName="ToolForm\Mapping" DescriptionRef="">
<Rule FromVersion="" ToVersion="" Value="" Excluded="True"/>
</GroupRule>
<GroupRule KeyName="Palette" DescriptionRef="">
<Rule FromVersion="" ToVersion="" Value="" Excluded="True"/>
</GroupRule>
<GroupRule KeyName="Debugging\Embarcadero Debuggers\Evaluators"
DescriptionRef="">
<Rule FromVersion="" ToVersion="" Value="" Excluded="True"/>
</GroupRule>
<GroupRule KeyName="Known Appmethod Packages" DescriptionRef="">
<Rule FromVersion="" ToVersion="" Value="" Excluded="True"/>
</GroupRule>
<GroupRule KeyName="Known IDE Packages" DescriptionRef="">
<Rule FromVersion="" ToVersion="" Value="" Excluded="True"/>
</GroupRule>
<GroupRule KeyName="Known Packages" DescriptionRef="">
<Rule FromVersion="" ToVersion="" Value="" Excluded="True"/>
</GroupRule>
<GroupRule KeyName="Package Cache" DescriptionRef="">
<Rule FromVersion="" ToVersion="" Value="" Excluded="True"/>
</GroupRule>
<GroupRule KeyName="Library" DescriptionRef="">
<Rule FromVersion="" ToVersion="" Value="" Excluded="False"
ActionType="path"/>
</GroupRule>
<GroupRule KeyName="CatalogRepository" DescriptionRef="">
<Rule FromVersion="" ToVersion="" Value="" Excluded="True"/>
</GroupRule>
<!-- Setting Rules -->
<SettingRule KeyName="AutoRun\UpdateCheck" Name="ProgramToRun">
<Rule FromVersion="" ToVersion="" Value="" Excluded="True"/>
</SettingRule>
<SettingRule KeyName="Editor\Source Options\Borland.EditOptions.Pascal"
Name="File Extensions">
<Rule FromVersion="" ToVersion="" Value="" Excluded="True"/>
</SettingRule>
<SettingRule KeyName="Globals" Name="InstalledDemosDir">
<Rule FromVersion="" ToVersion="" Value="" Excluded="True"/>
</SettingRule>
<SettingRule KeyName="Transfer" Name="Title0">
<Rule FromVersion="" ToVersion="" Value="" Excluded="True"/>
</SettingRule>
<SettingRule KeyName="Transfer" Name="Path0">
<Rule FromVersion="" ToVersion="" Value="" Excluded="True"/>
</SettingRule>
<SettingRule KeyName="Transfer" Name="WorkingDir0">
<Rule FromVersion="" ToVersion="" Value="" Excluded="True"/>
</SettingRule>
</SettingData>
From: David O'Brien
Sent: Tuesday, December 31, 2019 10:20 AM
To: NZ Borland Developers Group - Delphi List
Subject: [DUG] Delphi Environment variables
I am looking for the location of the environment variables: $(BDS), $(BDSBIN),
etc…
I cannot find the definitions anywhere. I would like to get these for each
installed version of Delphi.
Any idea where these are defined?
Regards,
Dave.
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