Clipper Tools (CT3.LIB)

[E. Bartzokas]

Hello to all of my friends in FiveWin/xHb

A couple of days ago, I purchased a new Win 7 (64-bit) laptop.

I installed everything, and re-build everything, except for one program that is using the file CT3.LIB, and at that point, I had a problem

It seems that I need the latest version of CT3.LIB which, to my understanding, is renamed as CT.LIB.

When I tried to get to the link posted by Antonio, on a relative subject post, I have not found the specific .ZIP file.

Can any one e-mail to me please, or e-mail me a valid link... You may use this email:
mailto:ebartzokas@gmail.com

I would like to thank you all way in advance, knowing that I will receive some good replies.
(Please remember that gmail.com, does not accept .ZIP as an attachment, so, rename the file to anything else...

[anserkk]

Please do remember that 16bit applications will not run under Windows 7 (64 bit version).

Regards
Anser

[nageswaragunupudi]

Mr Anser

What Mr. Bartzokas wants is ct.lib compiled and built for 64-bits.
If he needs 32 bit version, he can download from either xharbour.org or free.xharbour.com.

[E. Bartzokas]

That is correct my friends...

I need CT.LIB for 64 bits.
(CT3.LIB worked fined for 32 bits in Windows XP - Problems are with Windows 7 -> CT.LIB which I don't have of course)

Thanks for your attempts... Expecting that someone will send it to me, or post somewhere that I can download with a relative link.

[nageswaragunupudi]

If you are developing 32 bit applications on your 64-bit Windows 7 PC, you can use 32bit libraries (including ct.lib) downloaded from xharbour.org or free.xharbour.com.

If you want to develop 64-bit applications then you need to download the sources and build your own libraries.

ct3.lib is a 16 bit library to be linked with Clipper 16 bit applications and we can not run any 16 bit applications like Clipper.exe on 64 bit Windows 7 PC.

[E. Bartzokas]

Thanks for the advise, however, I was unable to get to the right link.
Can you please send me the link?
Thank you in advance!
Evans