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... Copyright (c) 1993-2016 Embarcadero Technologies, Inc. testget.c: Error E2209 C:\xHarbour10275\include\hbvmpub.h 65: Unable to open include file 'assert.h' Error E2209 C:\xHarbour10275\include\hbdefs.h 56: Unable to open include file 'stdarg.h' Error E2209 C:\xHarbour10275\include\hbdefs.h 57: ...

... .T. for boolean fields work with oRs:AddNew() and will work the same way with oRs:Update() too. I said this before and you were not agreeing. I assert again that it works. Please test and comment.

... C++ 5.82 for Win32 Copyright (c) 1993, 2005 Borland CA_MAIN.c: Error E2209 d:\xHarbour123\INCLUDE\hbvmpub.h 65: Unable to open include file 'assert.h' Error E2209 d:\xHarbour123\INCLUDE\hbdefs.h 56: Unable to open include file 'stdarg.h' Error E2209 d:\xHarbour123\INCLUDE\hbdefs.h 57: Unable ...

... don't hijack Enrico's thread, would you please start another regarding build options for harbour. I suspect there will be many responses, I don't assert that my is any any better than anybody else's, but once I got where I am I could stop worrying with how I was going get something to build and ...

... 5.82 for Win32 Copyright (c) 1993, 2005 Borland pruebaFTP_Antonio.c: Error E2209 c:\xHarbour\include\hbvmpub.h 65: Unable to open include file 'assert.h' Error E2209 c:\xHarbour\include\hbdefs.h 58: Unable to open include file 'stdarg.h' Error E2209 c:\xHarbour\include\hbdefs.h 59: Unable to ...

... many host services focus on Linux servers ? Every single company exec I talked to stated honestly it was because it is cheaper, and they never assert it is "better". Even with that, most of those hosts have pretty terrible support services. When it comes to in house services, businesses ...

... recomendadas pero no logro correr ningun ejemplo, saltan errores varios ERROR E2209 c:/xHarbour/include/hbumpub.h 65 :unable to open include file ´assert.h´, stdarg.h´,stdlib.h, ´limits.h´ no se, me doy por vencido, lastima, tantos años programando en Clipper, en fin vere otros lenguajes

Hi, I hope this helps. 1. No need to share 'C:' or any folder. 2. create adsserver.ini and put to path with 'error and assert log path' usualy 'C:' partition on your adsserver.ini contains:     [ServerAliases]     yourdataDD = c:\yourdatafolder     //the location of your remote ...

The problem I have is with xHarbour\include\ h files hbwpub.ht, indefs.h, hbsetup.h which are trying to access assert.h, stdarg.h stdio.h, string.h and limits.h The paths are set correctly in the application file. Borland C++ is trying to work on the first file ( main ) of my ...

Antonio, Oh, I agree. But some of the comments like: >Professionally written production code is bug free, so there is no need for asserts. >An assert firing causes the program to abort, which may not be permissible, may cause data loss, and looks unprofessional to the customer. Really ...

... Vista. I don't know, has it got any conflict. Thanks&regards, Dutch Error E2209 d:\xharbour\include\hbvmpub.h 65: Unable to open include file 'assert.h' Error E2209 d:\xharbour\include\stdarg.h 27: Unable to open include file '_stddef.h' Error E2257 d:\xharbour\include\stdarg.h 34: , expected ...

get loads of errors cannot open files eg assert.h

... C++ 5.5.1 for Win32 Copyright (c) 1993, 2000 Borland TESTFOLD.c: Error E2209 c:\xharbour\include\hbvmpub.h 65: Unable to open include file 'assert.h' Error E2209 c:\xharbour\include\hbdefs.h 58: Unable to open include file 'stdarg.h' Error E2209 c:\xharbour\include\hbdefs.h 59: Unable to ...

... star here ---------------------------- #define VERSION 115 // version number, times 100. //------------ Includes #include <assert.h> #include <memory.h> // memset, memcpy #include "windows.h" #ifdef _WIN32 #ifndef _INC_VFW #include <vfw.h> #endif #else #include ...

... = _gdwLineSize; } } return _ghDIB?TRUE:FALSE; } BOOL ReadDataBlock(BYTE *pBuffer, DWORD dwMaxSize, DWORD *pdwBytesWritten, BOOL *pbLastBuffer) { ASSERT(pBuffer); ASSERT(dwMaxSize); ASSERT(pdwBytesWritten); ASSERT(pbLastBuffer); *pdwBytesWritten = 0l; *pbLastBuffer = FALSE; if(_ghDIB && ...