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The filename madExcept-.bpl (specifically with a trailing hyphen before the extension) usually indicates a placeholder, a generic compilation target, or a dynamic naming convention used by the IDE package installer when it cannot determine the specific compiler version suffix (like madExcept_D11.bpl ). Common Symptoms of madExcept-.bpl Errors

, using the Windows Settings → Apps → Apps & features panel or the program’s own uninstaller. This will remove all related files, including madexcept-.bpl , without breaking system integrity.

The madExcept suite comprises several interdependent BPL files. The core files include:

MadExceptionHandler.DumpOptions := [moMiniDumpWithFullMemory, moMiniDumpWithHandleData]; madexcept-.bpl

If your IDE is throwing errors on startup, run the madCollection installer again. Ensure you select the correct RAD Studio versions you have installed.

It integrates directly into the Delphi IDE to intercept unhandled application exceptions (crashes).

When deploying release builds without MAP files, MadExcept can use (TD32) or PDB files (for Windows 10+). The package includes a symbol loader that reads these formats at runtime, albeit with reduced accuracy compared to full MAP data.

MadExceptionHandler.ShowDialog := False; MadExceptionHandler.OutputFolder := 'C:\CI\CrashReports'; This public link is valid for 7 days

Locate the file on your drive (usually found in C:\Program Files (x86)\madCollection\madExcept\BPL\ ).

"The program can't start because madExcept_.bpl is missing from your computer."

A .bpl file stands for "Borland Package Library," which is essentially a specialized Windows DLL (Dynamic Link Library) used by Delphi applications. The Delphi compiler uses .bpl files as "runtime packages" to bundle and share code between an executable and its associated libraries. This approach allows for more modular applications, as multiple programs can share the same package file, reducing the overall disk and memory footprint.

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Delphi engineers often encounter issues where madExcept_.bpl cannot be loaded, or crashes the Embarcadero RAD Studio IDE during start-up. These issues typically arise from package ordering dependencies or mismatched development targets. Error loading madExceptWizard_.bpl - madshi.net

| Symptom | Likely Cause | Remedy | |---------|--------------|--------| | No crash dialog appears | MadExceptionHandler.Enable not called or disabled at runtime | Ensure Enable is invoked before Application.Run . | | Stack trace shows only addresses | MAP file missing or not found | Deploy the corresponding .map alongside the executable or embed debug info. | | Mini‑dump not created | DumpOptions excludes moMiniDump flag | Add moMiniDump to DumpOptions . | | Duplicate dialogs (design‑time + run‑time) | Both design‑time and run‑time packages loaded in the app | Use only the run‑time package ( madexcept-.bpl ) in the final executable. | | Application hangs after exception | Exception occurs inside MadExcept’s own handler | Update to the latest MadExcept version; check for circular exception handling. |

Displays a user-friendly crash dialog allowing the end-user to send the bug report directly to the developer via email or HTTP upload. What is a .bpl File?