> Hi Samuel,
> 
> > I trying to move from D7 to D2006 and found out that most of us
> > did not understand how the naming of package should have been done.
> > 
> > Now it is to late and we are forever bound to that.
> > 
> > rule 1.)  No package-filename (.dpk) should include any reference
> > to a Delphi Version. So "PackageXYZ_D7.dpk"
> > 
> > Anyone else  has a comment about that ?
> 
> 
> In early versions of Delphi, you pretty much had to put the VCL
> version number into the name of the package.  This was because if you
> were going to support multiple versions of the VCL then you needed to
> create separate BPL files for each version of the VCL.
> 
> Starting with Delphi 6, you can use a single DPK file without
> reference to the VCL number and then use the {$LIBSUFFIX } directive
> to have the output BPL file include the appropriate VCL version.  The
> other nice benefit of this is that the DCP file for the package does
> NOT include the VCL version.  Therefore, any packages that require
> your package, do NOT need to be edited when recompiled for a new
> version of Delphi.
> 
> For example, for our Raize Components product, the following files are
> used:
> 
> Package Source Files:
>  RaizeComponentsVcl.dpk
>  RaizeComponentsVclDb.dpk
> 
> Package DCP files:  One set created for each version of VCL
>  Lib\Delphi7\RaizeComponentsVcl.dcp
>  Lib\Delphi7\RaizeComponentsVclDb.dcp
>  Lib\BDS2006\RaizeComponentsVcl.dcp
>  Lib\BDS2006\RaizeComponentsVclDb.dcp
>  . . .
> 
> Package output files:
>  RaizeComponentsVcl70.bpl
>  RaizeComponentsVclDb70.bpl
>  RaizeComponentsVcl100.bpl
>  RaizeComponentsVclDb100.bpl
>  . . .