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Hi,

When I compile my app I get the following:

error: Unresolved external symbol '_GlobalMemoryStatusEx referenced from Fivehcm.lib(MEM.obj)'.

Any ideas?

Best regards,

Pete

Pete,

Try to link this mem32.lib that we have created for xHarbour.com users:

http://code.google.com/p/fivewin-contributions/downloads/detail?name=mem32.lib&can=2&q=

It seems as PellesC (used by xHarbour.com) does not provide it. We have created it this way:

impdef.exe kernel32.def kernel32.dll

Then we created a mem32.def with this info from kernel32.def:

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LIBRARY     KERNEL32.DLL

EXPORTS
    GlobalMemoryStatusEx           @707

And finally:
lib.exe /def:mem32.def /out:mem32.lib

lib.exe is the Microsoft library manager, we used the lib.exe that comes with VC98

Thanks Antonio, my app has compiled fine.

So is this what I need to do from now on or will future versions of FW support this without linking in the extra lib?

So far, FWH11.09 is looking very good

best regards,

Pete

Antonio,

So in order to have WIN7 marquee styles as old behaviour y just set oBrw:lMultiSelect := .f.?.

Thanks

Pete,

Yes, that lib linking is required as it is missing from PellesC import libraries.

John,

Yes, that should do it

Hi Antonio,

Just testing the nExtMem() and found that when errsysw is called or you just call the function, my app hangs and after a while I get a windows error message (windows has encountered an error and closed app message)

I dont use the function in my app so i've removed the call from errsysw

Also, when compiling one of my apps with 11.09 I get the following error:

xLINK: error: Unresolved external symbol '_IF referenced from Fivehcm.lib(ODBC32X.obj)'.

Any ideas?

Best Regards,

Pete

Pete,

Here nExtMem() is working fine with Windows 7 Ultimate, and using BCC, MSVC 32 and 64 bits. We need to find whats the problem with PellesC (used in xhb.com). What Windows version are you using ?

Solved the _IF() unresolved external. We email you the new lib, thanks!

antonio, can you put the new lib in the contribution web of fivetech please, i use xhb.com

salu2
carlos vargas

Antonio,

Using XP, I will try it on vista & 7 here to see if the same problems arise.

Thanks

Pete

UPDATE

Just tested on 7 Ultimate and it crashes

Antonio,

I can confirm that the _IF is solved with the new library

Thanks for your help

Pete

PeterHarmes wrote:Antonio,

Using XP, I will try it on vista & 7 here to see if the same problems arise.

Thanks

Pete

UPDATE

Just tested on 7 Ultimate and it crashes

Pete,

Are you using xHarbour commercial ? Could you try it with xharbour for Borland or Microsoft ? thanks

Yes I'm using xHarbour commercial.

What do I need to use xHarbour for Borland/Microsoft? My apps uses a lot of SQLRDD functions so I would probably need to create a stand alone example to test this (I think my version of SQLRDD is tied down to xHarbour commercial only)

Pete,

As far as I remember Patrick provides a SQLRDD version for Borland, so you can easily build your app with free xharbour and Borland. You can get xharbour from here:

http://code.google.com/p/harbour-and-xharbour-builds/downloads/list

And Borland 5.82 from here:
http://www.fivetechsoft.com/files/software/bcc582.zip

It s really easy to make the change

Antonio,

Tried it with xHarbour with borland and it now returns a value. So it looks like it is to do with compiling with Pelles C/Xharbour.com

Best Regards,

Pete