hbmk2 doesn't suppress or hide any output (except logos, if possible)
of called tools, so - unless you use some special switches to suppress
ilink32 output, or maybe output redirection - you should see the error
message on stdout/stderr.
You can post you full cmdline and -trace output, maybe it reveals
why you're having such problem. I've never experienced such problem
locally though.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.07.07., at 22:33, AbeB wrote:
sorry, let me try again.
my app wont link because of an undefined function.
hbmk2 will come back with the following error.
hbmk: Error: Running linker. 2
i'd like to see the error ilink32 give back, listing the undefined
functions.
thanks
abe
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
interesting.
what i do now is, i use the -trace option (hbmk2 -hblnk -trace
@file.lst
myoutput.log ) , route hbmk2's output to a file, cut away the
first 4
lines.
what i stay with is somthing like
-Gn -Tpe -LC:\BORLAND\BCC55\Lib\PSDK;c:\harbour\dev\lib -ap
c0x32.obj......
then i issue ilink32 @myoutput.log , then i see the error of the
undefined
function.
Sorry, I don't understand what is the issue here.
Brgds,
Viktor
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