Hm, I've tried it before but it didn't work, probably
for other reasons (I've called shell + batch to show
envvar value, which was wrong, now I see).
Now I've tried like this and it work, thank you very
much.
I'll add djgpp, watcom, pocc embedded support a little
bit later to hbmk2. This will make it easy to "bundle"
Harbour with these packages. It will also allow to
add switch -compdir= switch to point to the C compiler's
dir, but I'll have to think about this if it's worth.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.06.16., at 9:32, Przemyslaw Czerpak wrote:
On Tue, 16 Jun 2009, Szak�ts Viktor wrote:
I can of course revert to use hb_run() in such cases, but
this means readding command line limitations implied by
shell.
Is there any way to use similar technique with hb_process*() API?
Why do you think it does not work with hb_process*() functions?
Just simply replace:
hb_run( hb_progname() + " 1" )
with:
hb_processValue( hb_processOpen( hb_progname() + " 1" ) )
and check.
It should work on all platforms which supports hb_process*()
functions.
Of course if HB_SETENV() is also supported just like for hb_run().
best regards,
Przemek
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