ABCLib and DDE29

Is borked, to put it bluntly.

Apps → DDE → !ABC contains a copy of ABCLib, version 4.20.

AcornC/C++ → Developer → !System → 310 → Modules contains ABCLib, version 4.18.

The ABC run file loads the library from System (as expected) and not from within ABC itself.

AcornC/C++ → EndUser → !System → 310 → Modules does not contain ABCLib. Why not? It’s needed in order to run programs created using ABC.

I’m pretty sure there was a discussion about the lack in the EndUser and presence in Developer a while back and the conclusion was that the two were the wrong way round.

Looking at version numbers you give the situation is seriously “borked” as you say.

The ABC run file loads the library from System (as expected) and not from within ABC itself.

What version number is that RMEnsuring?
Theoretically, with a v4.20 around that would be the logical version.
At which point the logical thought is that v4.20 should be in the EndUser and Developer and not in !ABC.

The developer updates with one set, the EndUser with the distributed set and !ABC works with what is in the developers System.

Yes?

What version number is that RMEnsuring?

From memory, 4.17. :-)

At which point the logical thought is that v4.20 should be in the EndUser and Developer and not in !ABC.

It shouldn’t be in ABC. Just glad it is!
But, yes, it ought to be in Developer and EndUser as you say.