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Situation:

When starting a debug session under Delphi 5.0, many people receive the error message stating "bordbk50.dll not registered". Borland CBuilder 5 has similar issues with library bordbk51.dll.

What is the problem?

"Bordbk" is the debugger kernel ("BORland DeBug Kernel").
There is a bug in the installation program which fails to register this DLL. Some people believe that this occurs only on systems where a certain registry editor command-line tool is not on the search path " this is not true since I experienced the problem also.
It looks like Borland made a mistake both in their Delphi 5.0 and CBuilder 5 installation scripts.

Solution:

The good news is that there is a simple solution. Check on your hard disk for the missing file. The default location is

C:\Program Files\Common Files\Borland Shared\Debugger\bordbk50.dll


Then open a DOS shell, go into that directory and type in this command:

Regsvr32 bordbk50.dll

Regsvr32 is the aforementioned command-line editing tool. It will register the DLL. If regsvr32 is not in your path then you will need to prefix it with the full path.

Comments:

2006-01-17, 09:43:16

anonymous from Spain

me has dado la vida,gracias.

2006-07-20, 05:12:58

anonymous from United Kingdom

Brilliant! Sorted my problem immediately. Thanks.

2007-01-30, 09:10:50

anonymous from Belgium

Great tks, you solved my problem !

2007-02-04, 02:42:48

anonymous from Russian Federation

Great thanks!

2007-05-12, 08:02:03

anonymous from Mongolia

Very very thanks. Thank you very much.

2007-05-13, 06:58:51

anonymous from Italy

Bordbk' is the debugger kernel ('BORland DeBug Kernel'). There is a bug in the installation program which fails to register this DLL. Some people believe that this occurs only on systems where a certain registry editor command-line tool is not on the search path ' this is not true since I experienced the problem also. It looks like Borland made a mistake both in their Delphi 5.0 and CBuilder 5 installation scripts. Solution: The good news is that there is a simple solution. Check on your hard disk for the missing file. The default location is C:\Program Files\Common Files\Borland Shared\Debugger\bordbk50.dll Then open a DOS shell, go into that directory and type in this command: Regsvr32 bordbk50.dll Regsvr32 is the aforementioned command-line editing tool. It will register the DLL. If regsvr32 is not in your path then you will need to prefix it with the full path.

2007-11-07, 04:04:13

anonymous from Quartiere Monte Sacro, Italy

It doesn't works...regsvr32 said that it can't register the dll...please help...how can i do????

2007-11-15, 00:27:54

anonymous from South Africa

You need to run regsrv32 command while you are in the /debugger/ folder

2008-05-15, 10:25:20   (updated: 2008-05-15, 10:31:50)

anonymous from Vietnam

Fuck you... Maybe, you did not install Debugger when you installed Delphi (Share Files/ Debugger). Solution 1: Open menu Tools / Debugger Options / General, uncheck Integrated Debugging. So that, you can not F7, F8, Ctrl+F2... Solution 2: Reinstall Delphi (Control Panel / Add or Remove Programs), check Share Files/ Debugger. So that, you can F7, F8, Ctrl+F2...

2009-07-24, 21:15:59   (updated: 2009-07-24, 21:17:54)

anonymous from Australia

LOL - now that's one fiesty guy from Vietnam ...

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