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My client's development environment is the xHarbour June BETA. As far as I know, xHarbour is planning a release in July.

when trying to link with FWH libs, I get the following error when running the app:

'WINDOW.PRG' was compiled by older version, PCODE version 7 is no longer supported ...

Oh, good. That means I'm not going blind

Antonio Linares wrote:xHarbour builder automatically selects the FWH required libraries. You just have to provide it the FWH path

Cool - that's a neat trick. Is THAT documented? I just want to figure out how to find these things out quickly.

That's what I am using too. I was using the latest July Beta, but it complained that PCode 7 was no longer supported. I assumed this had something to do with FWH compatability, so I rolled back to Jan 07. My understanding from reading the xharbour builder newsgroup is that the official releases aren ...

Thanks - I already am; but does it say anywhere which FWH libs should be used? I already know, only because I found some projects and because I asked you. I just don't see where the linking instructions for xHarbour Builder are.

This doesn't work for me. I now realise that I am trying to buold projects from a VIsta station, and perhaps xHarbour and Vista don't like each other. Sorry fo the wasted time.

Perhaps this is related to the issue of how to properly compile with xHarbour for Windows, but the sockserv demo compiles/links with the following mysterious error (see below):

How are these demos supposed to be compiled? I am using the Jan 2007 build.

Carlo

Type: C >>>xhb.exe -o"sockserv.c" -m ...

Can you please update the documentation for those of us who are using xHarbour for Windows? For those of us who have paid subscriptions to xharbour, we are using the default compiler (xcc?) and settings - your definitions appear to be aimed at those using borland or vcc. I know that you will answer ...

I would like to help my client integrate his xHarbour-based business logic with other (non-xHarbour) applications. To do this, I would like to create a server that would receive messages from client apps to trigger object methods, wrap the replies in XML and return them to the client.

I would like ...

Hi,

I have come back to this issue, and I have modified CONSTANT.CH

How do I safely recompile the FWH libs for xHarbour (my install uses the xcc compiler)? I couldn't find anything obvious in the documentation.

Carlo

Thanks Richard,

Carlo

\fwh\source\classes\say.prg

You can change the default colour as you wish


How? SET COLOR doesn't seem to do this.


You do not have to rebuild the libraries for xcc (not recommended), if you change a fwh program like say.prg just add it to your programs and they will ...

Antonio Linares wrote:Carlo,

You may review fwh\include\constant.ch

Thanks Antonio.

1) How do I fix the prolem of the default colour settings of SAY statements?

2) Where do I find instructions on how to rebuild the libraries, especially since I use the XCC compler?

Carlo

Antonio Linares wrote:Carlo,
AFAIK they were developing/providing a SOAP solution for xHarbour

I posted a message three days ago and so far, no one on the XHB forum has said there is any SOAP development.

Carlo

Carlo
If you want to use windowsd and dialogs from source code (you can do it from resources rc files also), it is much easier to use the "pixel" clause


Thanks for the suggestion Richard. Unfortunately, this project involves around 900 PRG files containing thousands of screen definitions. I need ...

Hi Antonio,

I'm finally starting to post questions regarding the legacy code port that I have to do. I am starting by converting my low-level video functions, so things are starting off with very basic display issues:

The following code produces strange results for me:


#include "fivewin.ch ...