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Enrico, If you compare bcc32.exe with cl.exe they are basically the same (quite similar, as they are the compilers). The libraries and the header files are almost identical, The same applies to the linkers, so whats the difference ? Lets say you want to use a low level debugger ? I just need a C/C++...

Antonio Linares wrote:Lately I enjoy Microsoft new tools instead of Borland ones (too complex, too heavy, too changing).

I would use those three "too"s just for Microsoft! What is complex, heavy or changing in Borland compilers?

EMG

Lucas, I think it would be a much clever desition to migrate to Microsoft Visual Studio 2010/2012. These days I have been working more with it and it provides really great tools to analize performance, low level debug, best integration with Microsoft (obviously) :-) Lately I enjoy Microsoft new tool...

No, as far as I know.

EMG

Enrico,
exist a free version to download ?

lucasdebeltran wrote:When you have time, could you please try with latest BCC 6.5

The latest BCC is 6.60.

EMG

Antonio,

When you have time, could you please try with latest BCC 6.5 and FWH built with 6.5?.

It will be also an important test to see if BCC 5.82 is now too old.

Thanks.

Silvio,

It is here:
https://code.google.com/p/harbour-and-xharbour-builds/downloads/detail?name=harbour_msvc_20130328_2.zip

Windows 7 properly supports it, as you can check with this test: speak.vbs dim ttsset tts = createobject("sapi.spvoice")tts.speak "hello world" double click on that vbs file and Windows 7 will say it :-) so this seems as a Borland uncompatibility problem. There is almost ...

Antonio,
please can you insert MSVC 2010 on your download list ?
I wish try if with it run

Antonio,

Here is it:
http://uploaded.net/file/x60842x9

Lucas,

Please email me your (Microsoft) exe zipped and renamed to zop

I am on my laptop and don't have VS2010 installed yet here

Lucas,

But if I compile with MSVC 2010 runs perfect.

Very interesting observation, thanks!

Silvio,

I just tested it on Windows 7 and it crashes. Its quite difficult to know why, as OLE objects are black boxes, with no source code.

But you could use this solution from your app:
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=26337

using WinExec() or WinRun()

Hello, In Windows 7 64 bits with BCC this code causes a GPF: #include "fivewin.ch" function main() local oVoice := tOleAuto():New( "SAPI.SpVoice.1" ) local SSFMCreateForWrite := 1 && 3 oVoice:Speak( "Fivewin for harbour !. E...