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DUnitX works if i select '32-bit Windows', however, when I change it to '64-bit Windows', it says 

[dcc64 Fatal Error] RPMLibTestsX.dpr(14): F2613 Unit 'DUnitX.Windows.Console' not found.

is this expected?

I am using RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin Update 2 (Delphi)

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justyy
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This dcu seems to be missing in the {BDSLIB}\Win64\release Folder (I checked on my installation)

The other one that is missing is DUnitX.MemoryLeakMonitor.FastMM4.dcu

In order to compile your project either change the config to Debug or explicitly add the DUnitX source folder to your project search path to compile from the sources.

Stefan Glienke
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  • on the 'All Configurations - All Platforms', the search path already has "$(DUnitX);..\" and I try the DEBUG it still doesn't work. – justyy Feb 06 '17 at 16:24
  • "I try the DEBUG it still doesn't work" - your screenshot clearly shows that your test project only has a release build configuration (which is not what the DUnitX Wizard creates - it has both debug and release config). So either add it back or recreate the project using the Wizard. Also as you can see in the Search Path window the `$(DUnitX)` line is grey which means that this path does not exist - because the `DUnitX` variable is not defined. – Stefan Glienke Feb 06 '17 at 16:27
  • Thanks. you are right about the 'grey' invalid $(DUnitX). After I download DUnitX src and add it to the search path, it works. – justyy Feb 06 '17 at 16:40
  • While you now probably have the most recent version of the source you did not have to download it - it ships with RAD Studio (see `source\DunitX` directory in your RAD Studio installation directory) – Stefan Glienke Feb 06 '17 at 16:51
  • Thanks. have raised a JIRA ticket: https://quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-16832 – justyy Feb 07 '17 at 09:33