> I use > hbmk2 homar.prg braki.prg -lhbct -lhomar -lhbwin -gui > And/or > hbmk2 homar.prg braki.prg -lhbct -lhomar -lhbwin -std > > Homar.prg and braki.prg are standard harbour code. > In small examle work ok. :( > I try to check the evening in home.
Thanks. Code would be essential as without it it's not possible to tell what GTs are requested and how. But, since you aren't using -gt* switch with hbmk2, you'll have to manually use -gui or -std matching with the GTs you're using in your app. You can try with -gtwvt, -gtwin so that the gui/std selection gets handled automatically. > Now I have another problem with OW. > Try compile this code : > > *---------- file testado.prg > #include "adordd.ch" > REQUEST ADORDD > function Main() > USE Test.mdb VIA "ADORDD" TABLE "mail" > Browse() > USE > return nil > *---------- > > With : > hbmk2 testado.prg rddado.lib hbwin.lib -comp=bcc > And > hbmk2 testado.prg rddado.lib hbwin.lib -comp=owatcom > > With bcc it works, with ow I have : > file hbwin.lib(C:\harbour\contrib\hbwin\olecore.c): undefined symbol > IID_IDispatch > file hbwin.lib(C:\harbour\contrib\hbwin\olecore.c): undefined symbol GUID_NULL > file hbwin.lib(C:\harbour\contrib\hbwin\olecore.c): undefined symbol > IID_IEnumVARIANT AFAIK this is a known problem with hbwin. uuid lib is linked by hbmk2, and these symbols are present in that lib, so it's probably some symbol declaration problems on C level, but I don't know the answer. Brdgs, Viktor _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
