On Thu, 30 Oct 2008, Abeb wrote: Hi,
> >>How did you compile Harbour for WinCE? > hbcemk ./wcecon > >>Used platform, C compiler and build scripts. > under msys mingw32 > Harbour 1.0.1 Intl. (Rev. 9429) > Harbour itself was build with make_gnu_xmingwce.sh I've just check it and some modifications in GTWVT broke WinCE build. I took older GTWVT and updated it for recent modifications in core code (MT) and it works correctly. I cannot say now what is wrong because I haven't checked recent extensions to GTWVT and I can make WinCE tests only in firm and real MS-Windows where MS WinCE PocketPC emulator works - it doesn't with WINE in Linux. Maybe Viktor or Pritpal can check it. For sure some of this modifications are wrongly done, f.e. some static variables for mouse selection were introduced what cannot work correctly in MT mode. It has to be fixed. In this case looks that these variables should be moved to HB_GTWVT structure. BTW I would like to ask all developers to inform about _ALL_ static variables you want to introduce to core code. I cannot check all commits. The problem with WinCE is probably bound with console window resizing and interactions with font selection or with some new functions or window attributes which does not exist on WinCE but I cannot say which ones with isolating new code and making some real tests. I rather will not be able to make it in this week. Seems that the startup/resize code also should be checked. F.e. as I can see CreateFontIndirect() is called 7 times. I do not think it's necessary. > wcecon will not run under windows ( it will say ... not a valid w32 > application ) That's correct behavior. ARM-WinCE binaries cannot be executed naively in x86 desktop MS-Windows but you can use WinCE/PocketPC emulator from MS. best regards, Przemek _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
