Hi Chen,
> There is one "[install] Error 1 (ignored)" during install (I install to the > same source and > all the include files can't be copy into themselves, I guess its Ok). > > I wonder if its possible to pacify all the "Warning: 'object' not found in > library" > warnings by deleting the library if it already exists and using "+" instead > of "-+" > to add the object files to the library (it was done this way in > make_b32.mak > in the "LIBRARY Targets BUILDS rules" section). This would unfortunately break incremental builds. --- using '+' only on existing .lib: Warning: 'hbarch' already in LIB, not changed! --- Maybe replacing 'define lib_object' in bcc.cf with this, could solve the problem (with slight speed penalty), but I didn't test: --- define lib_object if exist $(subst /,\,$(LIB_DIR)/$@) echo -+$(subst /,\,$(file)) ^& >> __lib__.tmp if not exist $(subst /,\,$(LIB_DIR)/$@) echo +$(subst /,\,$(file)) ^& >> __lib__.tmp endef --- ----------------------------------------------------------------- > <MUMBLE> > Also, since all EXE used to created in one place, it was easy to copy > all the *.TDS files (debug information) from bin\b32 into bin, now I have > to copy each file. > > Oh, well, have to live with progress. I'll modify my local files to copy > the > harbour.cgi files to that directory before the build start, and then copy > all > the TDS files to their location as needed. > </MUMBLE> Just like Ryszard did it for libs, it would be probably possible to create executables in bin/<arch>/<comp>/. I hope someone can make this modification, as it would indeed make life easier in certain situations. Brgds, Viktor
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