If your plugin has been created using Delphi, the following files and libraries are accessed:

• All of the packages in the DelphiPackages subdirectory of the directory in which Chameleon is installed. These packages are compiled and linked directly into the plugin.
• IGC.dll, which is located in the directory in which Chameleon is installed. This is the only external file that your Delphi plugin needs access to while it is running.

	The copy of IGC.dll that is located in the directory in which Chameleon is installed is identical to the copy that is located in the directory in which Iguana is installed. Plugins written in other languages use the copy of IGC.dll that is located in the directory in which Iguana is installed. When you are running a plugin in Delphi, if you have the wrong version of IGC.dll on your system, you may see an error message similar to the following: The procedure entry point <name of point> could not be located in the dynamic link library IGC.dll For more details on this error message, see Language-Specific Iguana Communication Library Error Messages.

	Delphi plugins always communicate using the system ANSI codepage. At present, Unicode support is not provided for Delphi.

An API is provided to enable your plugin to interact with the IGC library. To view the reference documentation for this API, follow this link: IGC Iguana Plugin Package.