Dear Tim,
https://github.com/FiveTechSoft/harbour ... 230406.zip
hbmk2 problem
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Re: hbmk2 problem
Unfortunately, that did not resolve the problem.
I also took the the .prg file and moved it to the top of the list so it didn't pick up any redefines from other files as it was compiling ( if that's a thing ).
It still has the same, original, error with that seek( x, y ) function.
It doesn't prevent me from building the application since I can do that with my bat/mak files. It only prevents me from using the recommended hbmak2.
Tim
I also took the the .prg file and moved it to the top of the list so it didn't pick up any redefines from other files as it was compiling ( if that's a thing ).
It still has the same, original, error with that seek( x, y ) function.
It doesn't prevent me from building the application since I can do that with my bat/mak files. It only prevents me from using the recommended hbmak2.
Tim
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Re: hbmk2 problem
Dear Tim,
Can you email me that PRG ?
many thanks
Can you email me that PRG ?
many thanks
Re: hbmk2 problem
I found the problem ... but will follow up with an email:
The script for the .hbp says to use hbfoxpro.ch
In it, we have this redefine:
#xtranslate SEEK( <x>, <wa> ) => (<wa>)->( dbSeek( <x> ) )
Removing that file solves the compile problem.
However, there are other issues and I will email you on those.
The script for the .hbp says to use hbfoxpro.ch
In it, we have this redefine:
#xtranslate SEEK( <x>, <wa> ) => (<wa>)->( dbSeek( <x> ) )
Removing that file solves the compile problem.
However, there are other issues and I will email you on those.
Tim Stone
http://www.MasterLinkSoftware.com
http://www.autoshopwriter.com
timstone@masterlinksoftware.com
Using: FWH 23.10 with Harbour 3.2.0 / Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2022-24 32/64 bit
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