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... did see it occur consistently on C2 using the exact same .EXE. 2. I did not see it with earlier builds using FWH1207. It did occur with 1210 3. I rebuilt the application using FWH 1207. The problem did not occur on C1, but did occur on C2 4. I then copied all of the data files from C1 to C2 so ...

Here is the error log. The Calendar dies in the build. As I said, it works perfectly with 2306 and ALL versions prior to that. I rebuilt it exactly the same going back to 2306, to eliminate the possibility of any change in my code, and it works perfectly. For the complete code ( essentially ...

... Calendar within my application ... it's an active x object. It has worked beautifully. ( The actual code is in the FWH Samples directory ). I rebuilt the entire application yesterday with FWH 2310 and now when calling the program, it fails on an "array access". This is a pretty random ...

... and I also had enacted the ON CHANGE language. Here is what I am working with: aSrc := { { "N", "New" }, {"R", "Rebuilt"}, {"U", "Used"} } Then the code: REDEFINE COMBOBOX oCbx VAR cSource ITEMS arrTranspose( aSrc )[2] ; ON CHANGE ( cSource ...

... has an index related to the specific key. What would cause this problem? I have checked the DBF for corruption and I have deleted the index and rebuilt // // // Source DEFINE DIALOG oDlgEvent RESOURCE "EVENT" TITLE cEtitle REDEFINE COMBOBOX aGet[01] VAR cEvent ID 101 ITEMS aEvent OF ...

Hello, Thank you for your help, the problem has been solved. We downloaded the Harbour core from github as Antonio suggested and then we rebuilt the source as AntonioP suggested. These newly created lib files don't contain SSE2 specific commands. Anyway, there are computers in our network ...

mastintin I have rebuilt buildxm and added your suggestions in a new batch file BuildRick .. again, with this compile .. Tutor01.exe is created but will not run .. I have W10 Fall Creator 64 bit. BuildRick @ECHO OFFCLSECHO ÚÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿ECHO ...

MSVC is actually 2017 ... I took my application using 2017, did a "clean" in Visual Studio and rebuilt it ... and it worked. Also, MSVC 2015 was actually updated all through 2016. They never stopped and some were major. So Visual Studio 2015 Community actually received ...

I have just tried FWH 17.01 with xHB.com and it is working fine

Have you rebuilt the FWH library ? Please check for errors.

Try it again with standard FWH libs

... I moved to the 64 bit version, and it failed, even with a 64 bit manifrest. So then I commented out the MANIFEST instruction line in the .rc and rebuilt the project. Suddenly all worked correctly. For further testing, I did the same on the 32 bit version. It worked fine. I made sure there was ...

Antonio: Everything has been rebuilt but the error persists. Application===========   Path and name: F:\Data\Apps\GRAPHS\xbrgraph.exe (32 bits)   Size: 2,621,952 bytes   Compiler version: xHarbour 1.2.3 Intl. (SimpLex) (Build ...

We don't provide several sources of FWH to avoid that the libraries can be completely rebuilt, so original FWH libs are required.

Anyhow if you need some sopecific module, you can ask us and we will provide it to you.

thanks

OK ...

I still have 3 problems: UNDEFINED

__vaCopy in _hb_vsnprintf found in hbcommon.lib

__iob_func in hbssl.lib ( I don't think you rebuilt this one )

_except_handler4_ommon in MSVCRTD.lib though I told it not to link this file by default ... it still goes to it.

Tim

There is much to like in this release, I'll make immediate use of the inline charts.

I noticed that FiveHC.lib, the C library for BCC582, did not get rebuilt between 14.07 and 14.08. This may be intentional, but if not I wanted to point it out.

Robb

... of these locations, too. Hint: Never install unstable Harbour versions to system locations. 4. If you are doing a cross-build, make sure to have rebuilt the native Harbour executables for your host platform. See `HB_HOST_BIN` build messages to find their location. 5. Keep your PATH clean from ...