Here's some sample code to give you an idea of how Mad Except can be used:
Ensure that you are stripping or embedding debug info correctly according to your madExcept configuration settings before shipping the product to clients.
madExcept.bpl is more than just a file; it is the engine that drives sophisticated crash reporting for countless Delphi applications. It bridges the gap between a cryptic crash and a fixable bug line of code. madexcept-.bpl
It finds leaks and errors that standard debuggers might miss. Ship with Confidence:
Developers can also the default behavior: Here's some sample code to give you an
Replace the old file with your custom version, ensuring your main application uses the same compiler version, RTL version, and bitness.
By following the troubleshooting steps above—identifying the dependent application, locating the correct version, reinstalling MadExcept, and deploying the BPL properly—you can resolve these errors quickly. For a permanent, hassle-free solution, consider switching to static linking within MadExcept, which removes the need to manage madexcept-.bpl altogether. It finds leaks and errors that standard debuggers might miss
(often appearing with slight variations like madExcept__.bpl ) is a package file associated with madExcept , a popular exception handling and bug reporting tool for Delphi and C++ Builder developers.