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Hi Antonio,

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Antonio,

I already tried that, I get this error.

┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
?FiveWin for Harbour 15.01 and GCC - Jan. 2015 Harbour development power │▄
?(c) FiveTech, 1993-2015 for Microsoft Windows 9X/NT/200X/ME/XP/Vista/7/8 ...

Antonio,

I did set hlibs=%hdir%\lib

Still the same error.

┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
?FiveWin for Harbour 15.01 and GCC - Jan. 2015 Harbour development power │▄
?(c) FiveTech, 1993-2015 for Microsoft Windows 9X/NT/200X/ME/XP/Vista/7/8 ...

Hello ukoenig:D, thank you. So something did worked:D, was it fivewin with harbour and/or xharbour?

I know that harbour works very well with mingw(it is very easy with hbmk2). I now want to get xharbour working with mingw(It not really neccesary to use fivewin for that at this moment)

I see mno ...

Antonio, Thanks,

I have modified buildg.bat:

if "%fwh%" == "" set fwh=C:\XharbourWithMingwTestProgram\fwh

set hdir=C:\XharbourWithMingwTestProgram\xhb10146_mingw53\xharbour
set hdirc=%hdir%\bin\harbour.exe
set hlibs=%hdir%\lib\gcc
set mingw=C:\XharbourWithMingwTestProgram\mingw530\MINGW530
set ...

Hello ,

I have downloaded from m:
-mingw530.zip
-xhb10146_mingw53.zip

I want to compile and run a helloworld.prg program on operating system Windows 8

//helloworld.prgPROCEDURE Main() ? "Hello World!"RETURN

I made this directory:
C:\XharbourWithMingwTestProgram
mingw530
xhb10146 ...

Enrico, Oké!, I have send an email to you. Pieter

Hello,

Can xharbour work with gcc (mingw)? Or is that only possible with harbour?

Pieter

Code from Carlos (I only changed aText:= Array() to atext := { })

Local atext := { }
Local cMessage:= "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890abcdefg"
MsgInfo(LEN( cMessage ) )// gives 43
FOR i:= 1 TO Len( cMessage ) STEP 20
aadd( aText, SubStr( cMessage, i, 20 ) )
NEXT
MsgInfo(aText[1])
MsgInfo ...

Sorry, the code of Carlos seems to work now. (I don't know what happend before exactly).

Pieter

Yes, I was also doing something with substr(), the code Carlos Mora has send works almost, but if I run this code, I see that there still is a problem at the end.
I will think about it further.

Pieter

Oké,

"but I not Know the len of the cmessage..."
With LEN() you can calculated the length of a string
Local cMessage:= "12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890"
MsgInfo(LEN( cMessage ) ) //give 80

"for a sample if there are 21 cr on cmessage the atextlinea ...

Hello Silvio.Falconi,

Maybe I can help you. What do you mean with cr?

Pieter

Oké!, I understand.

How can I do something with a network so that I can have a good comparison between dbf and sql/adordd?

Results:
Begin DbSeek=SQL: FALSE numberOfLoop: 10000
USE LargeDbf: 0
INDEX ON COLUMN1 TO LargeDbf: 15
FOR DBSEEK Duration: 16
Average DBSEEK Duration: 0.00

Begin DbSeek=SQL ...

Enrico, Thanks.

"Because SQL has the client/server overhead even if installed locally".

Do you mean with "SQL" a sql server such mysql or ado or adordd?

Pieter