ERROR compiled with FW , NOT without FW

ERROR compiled with FW , NOT without FW

Postby demont frank » Tue Jul 01, 2008 5:51 pm

Antonio,

Trying to work out the code from thread 'checking changes in folder' (28 juni , using 'HB_DBG_VMSTKLLIST()' , i have no error when compiled without FW , probably a GPF with FW


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# ifdef FIVEWIN
  #include "FiveWin.ch"
# endif
#include "common.ch"

function Main()

Test( "one", "two", "three" )

return nil
***************************************************************************************************************
function Test( x, y, z )
************************   

local local1 := "first", local2 := {"SecondFirst","secondSecond"}
local aBegin
local aEnd
// your code...
aBegin := aClone(ReadLocals(HB_DBG_VMSTKLLIST(),4,5))
local2[2] := "changed!" // we change a local value
aEnd := Readlocals(HB_DBG_VMSTKLLIST(),4,5)

CompLocals(aBegin , aEnd)
return nil

****************************************************************************************************************
FUNC ReadLocals(...)
********************
LOCAL aParam := HB_aParams()
LOCAL nFrom , nTo
LOCAL aLocals// := HB_DBG_VMSTKLLIST()
LOCAL Arr[0] , el
aLocals := aParam[1]
aDel(aParam,1,.T.)
aDel(aLocals,1,.T.)
aDel(aLocals,1,.T.)
IF LEN(aParam) == 0
  Arr := aLocals
ELSEIF LEN(aParam) <= 2
  nTo := nFrom := aParam[1]
  IF LEN(aParam) = 2
    nTO   := aParam[2]
  END
  Arr := {}
  AEVAL(aLocals , {|el| AADD(Arr,el) } , nFrom , Nto - nFrom + 1)
ELSE
  AEVAL(aParam , {|el| AADD(Arr , aLocals[el]) } )      
ENDIF
RETURN Arr
*************************************************************
FUNC CompLocals(aBegin , aEnd)
*********************************
LOCAL el , elem , lOk := .T. , i
FOR i := 1 TO LEN(aBegin)
  el   := aBegin[i]
  elem := aEnd[i]
  IF VALTYPE(el) <> VALTYPE(elem)
    lOk := .F.
    EXIT
  END
  IF IsArray(el) .AND. IsArray(elem)
    IF LEN(el) <> LEN(elem)
      lOk := .F.
      EXIT
     END
     IF ! CompLocals(el , elem )
       lOk := .F.
       EXIT
    END
ELSE
    IF el <> elem
      lOk := .F.
      EXIT
    END      
  END
NEXT
IF ! lOk
  ? i , aBegin[i] , aEnd[i] , lOk
  # ifndef FIVEWIN
  WAIT
  # endif
END
RETURN lOk
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Postby Antonio Linares » Tue Jul 01, 2008 7:35 pm

Frank,

With Harbour we get this error with your code and FWH:
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   Error description: Error BASE/1003  Variable does not exist: ALOCAL

Stack Calls
===========
   Called from: F:\tmp43\test.prg => (b)READLOCALS(48)
   Called from:  => AEVAL(0)
   Called from: F:\tmp43\test.prg => READLOCALS(48)
   Called from: F:\tmp43\test.prg => TEST(20)
   Called from: F:\tmp43\test.prg => MAIN(9)

Quite curiously, with xHarbour there is no error :-)

but it should be there because aLocal is not defined
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Postby Antonio Linares » Tue Jul 01, 2008 7:36 pm

Also you have many ambiguous references in your code that you should fix (undeclared variables).

But no GPFs here :-)
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Postby Enrico Maria Giordano » Tue Jul 01, 2008 7:46 pm

Antonio Linares wrote:Frank,

With Harbour we get this error with your code and FWH:
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   Error description: Error BASE/1003  Variable does not exist: ALOCAL

Stack Calls
===========
   Called from: F:\tmp43\test.prg => (b)READLOCALS(48)
   Called from:  => AEVAL(0)
   Called from: F:\tmp43\test.prg => READLOCALS(48)
   Called from: F:\tmp43\test.prg => TEST(20)
   Called from: F:\tmp43\test.prg => MAIN(9)

Quite curiously, with xHarbour there is no error :-)

but it should be there because aLocal is not defined


Which compiler switches are you using? I get exactly the same warnings with both Harbour or xHarbour:

Harbour 1.0.0RC1 Intl. (Rev. 8863)
Copyright (c) 1999-2008, http://www.harbour-project.org/
FRANK.prg(47) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'ALOCAL'
FRANK.prg(54) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'I'
FRANK.prg(55) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'I'
FRANK.prg(56) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'I'
FRANK.prg(66) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'J'
FRANK.prg(67) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'J'
FRANK.prg(67) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'J'
FRANK.prg(71) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'J'
FRANK.prg(71) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'J'
FRANK.prg(78) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'I'
FRANK.prg(78) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'I'
FRANK.prg(80) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'I'
FRANK.prg(80) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'I'
FRANK.prg(80) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'I'

No code generated.


xHarbour Compiler build 1.1.0 (SimpLex) (Rev. 6159)
Copyright 1999-2008, http://www.xharbour.org http://www.harbour-project.org/
FRANK.prg(47) Warning W0002 Ambiguous reference, assuming memvar: 'ALOCAL'
FRANK.prg(54) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'I'
FRANK.prg(54) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'I'
FRANK.prg(55) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'I'
FRANK.prg(56) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'I'
FRANK.prg(66) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'J'
FRANK.prg(66) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'J'
FRANK.prg(67) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'J'
FRANK.prg(67) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'J'
FRANK.prg(71) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'J'
FRANK.prg(71) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'J'
FRANK.prg(78) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'I'
FRANK.prg(78) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'I'
FRANK.prg(80) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'I'
FRANK.prg(80) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'I'
FRANK.prg(80) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'I'

No code generated.


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Postby Antonio Linares » Tue Jul 01, 2008 8:24 pm

Enrico,

The ambiguous references are the same in both compilers.

The difference is that Harbour generates an error in runtime, thats seems ok, and xHarbour ignores it.
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Postby Enrico Maria Giordano » Tue Jul 01, 2008 8:41 pm

Harbour doesn't generate any error here. At least using the following compiler switches:

SET HARBOURCMD=/a /es2 /gc0 /m /n /q /w


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Postby Antonio Linares » Tue Jul 01, 2008 8:55 pm

Enrico,

See this line:

AEVAL(aParam , {|el| AADD(Arr , aLocal[el]) } )

aLocal is not defined anywhere, and more over, is used as an array, so it should generate an error. Don't know if those compiler switches may make a difference, but I can't find a aLocal variable declaration anywhere in the code :-)
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Postby James Bott » Tue Jul 01, 2008 9:16 pm

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AEVAL(aParam , {|el| AADD(Arr , aLocal[el]) } )


Judging from the rest of the code, it appears that aLocal is a typo--it should be aLocals (with an s). aLocals is defined and used.

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Postby demont frank » Wed Jul 02, 2008 6:13 am

Sorry guys , i was mixting old xhb with recent fw code

I have changed the example , now it works , also when arrays are used .

I am wondering why i have to use

aBegin := aClone(ReadLocals(..))

If not , aBegin is changed with the next line , and aBegin is the same as aEnd

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Postby Antonio Linares » Wed Jul 02, 2008 6:32 am

Frank,

>
I am wondering why i have to use

aBegin := aClone(ReadLocals(..))
>

Probably because it is pointing to the original array, so when you modify it, then you are modifying the original. AClone() creates a copy of it, but kept on a different variable.
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Postby Enrico Maria Giordano » Wed Jul 02, 2008 9:25 am

Antonio Linares wrote:Enrico,

See this line:

AEVAL(aParam , {|el| AADD(Arr , aLocal[el]) } )

aLocal is not defined anywhere, and more over, is used as an array, so it should generate an error. Don't know if those compiler switches may make a difference, but I can't find a aLocal variable declaration anywhere in the code :-)


Yes, and this has been considered a warning from Clipper on:

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FUNCTION MAIN()

    ? n

    RETURN NIL


Harbour 1.0.0RC2 Intl. (Rev. 8874)
Copyright (c) 1999-2008, http://www.harbour-project.org/
NODECL.prg(3) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference: 'N'

No code generated.


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