I suggest you move to mingw because is integrated in Harbour distribution
http://www.syenar.hu/harbour/, so you can compile without download another
compiler
 Using hbmk2
hbmk2 is a Tool that allow compile sample and large project
basic use of this tools is
hbmk2 ac_test
hbmk2 ac_test.prg
After this command you have ac_test.exe created
You can also immediaply execute simple using
hbmk2 ac_test -run

Hbmk2 is indipendent from Platform and Compiler that you use

Please also try the recommended way with hbmk2, it does
a similar job to your manual Makefile, but it's portable, works

for all future test programs and just one line.

If hbmk2 doesn't work for you for some reason, post your
-trace output here.

How compile several. PRG & lib?*hbmk2* test1 test2 testn -lmylib1 -lmylib2
-lmylibn
*hbmk2* test1.prg test2.prg testn.prg mylib1.lib mylib2.lib mylibn.lib

How create a lib?*hbmk2* myprg1.PRG myprg2.prg myrc.rc  -b -m  -*hblib*
 -omiolib.lib

How have additional information?-info -trace

How compile incremental?


How obain help?
hbmk2 - help

2009/11/8 francesco perillo <fperi...@gmail.com>

> I finnaly had the ok to complete the port from a clipper application
> to a more modern compiler.
> In these last years I ported the application to xHarbour using hbmake
> and now I think I have to move to hbmk2.....
>
> where can I find some infos about hbmk2 file syntax ? I created some
> basic .hbm files but I also saw more complex build files that can run
> across different compilers and OS....
>
>
> I'm using BCC 5.5.... is it ok ? should I move to another compiler ?
>
>
> Thanks.
>
> Francesco
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