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While developing applications for multiple platforms, I encountered an annoying issue with batch compile: compilation doesn't update the version number, so when batch compiling, the executables for different platforms have different versions. Manually switching the build mode and running the build command ensures the versions are the same.

So maybe instead of "Many mode compile", we must use "Many mode build"?

I think It's the same

No, sir, these are different things. Building recompiles all modules, while compiling only compiles the ones that have changed, which is why it works. Although logically it should be the other way around. But in any case, they're not the same thing!
The version is automatically incremented only during build.

We fix this
Thanks Sir

 

Just to clarify: did you change the name of the item, or did you change its functionality? Or both? 

Same functionality

Sorry for being persistent, but "the same functionality" requires clarification: did you implement a many modes BUILD, or did you leave the many mode COMPILE?

P.S. Yes, I'm a bore.

many modes BUILD

procedure mnuBuildManyModesClicked(Sender: TObject);
in 
C:\codetyphon\typhon\ide\ct_main.pp