... computer with 1280X1024 resolution (Win10) or if I use a tablet (10' tab type) with 1280X800 resolution (Win10) because every time I have to recompile my applications, I use to create my dialog these commands #include 'fivewin.ch'#include 'constant.ch' local nBottom ...
... has 1,804,288 bytes. When I run it and Alt-F, I don't know if the Event runs, but it doesn't appear to do anything. I'll recompile it without modification and see what happens.
... : need UFT8 else it "crash" not sure : XLSwriter 32 Bit App get "slower" when use many Times include "edit"/Recompile from 2150.14 Rec/Sec it goes < 2000 Rec/Sec ... after re-boot it start at 2300 Rec/Sec
... : need UFT8 else it "crash" not sure : XLSwriter 32 Bit App get "slower" when use many Times include "edit"/Recompile from 2150.14 Rec/Sec it goes < 2000 Rec/Sec ... after re-boot it start at 2300 Rec/Sec
... is very very similar to FWH but not exactly the same as the GUIs engines are different If you know FWH then you know FiveMac, but you can not recompile a FWH app as it is with FiveMac In example, Mac Cocoa (GUI) does not provide MDI windows Dear Antonio , Thanks for this info. May I know Is ...
... and in others, but how is it possible that I have to waste time with an old software from my school in which I had modified some things, I went to recompile and now the tcalendar doesn't work as before I haven't touched anything in the tcalendar . and it's not the first time that when I recompile ...
... class) in a dialog (popup) and the user selects the date. Now it happened that I had to modify some procedures of that program and I went to recompile and that get while loading the calendar (Tcalendar) doesn't make doubleclick work so it's unusable. I have to read bullshit or meaningless ...
... relocation R_X86_64_TPOFF32 against `hb_stack_ptr' can not be used when making a shared object; recompile with -fPIC /usr/bin/ld: /home/anto/harbour/lib/linux/gcc/libhbpcre.a(pcreexec.o): relocation R_X86_64_PC32 against symbol `_pcre_ucd_stage2' ...
I just tried to recompile some of the FWH PRGs and then xHarbour works fine with MSC2022. So you only have to recompile all the FWH for xHarbour with MSC2022.
I can´t see anything suspicious in your code. Perhaps the executable file was somehow corrupted. I would try to recompile with an irrelevant modification and try to run under another name on my client's installations.