On Mon, 07 Dec 2009, Szak�ts Viktor wrote: Hi,
> Since the reference to hb_set*() function is hidden > inside a macro defined in hbwince.h (ie. it's a macro > implementation detail, which user code shouldn't be aware > of), hbset.h should be #included from the header which > defines the macro, not the final .c source which uses the > macro. AFAIR we have such situation in few places. I do not like it but also I do not see big problem with it. > Though if I put hbset.h into hbwince.h it gives a lot of > errors on compile. I can't find out why or where to place > it to avoid it. hbwince.h is always included in windows builds. If you will add #include "hbset.h" to this file then you will force including hbset.h in whole code. I do not think it's good idea. Anyhow if you want to make it then you should move #include "hbwince.h" from hbdefs.h to hbapi.h just after definition necessary for all other included files. As alternative you can move all UNICODE windows macros from hbwince.h to separate file, i.e. hbwinuni.h or hbwinuc.h which will include hbset.h and will have to be include explicitly by any code which needs to use them. This is probably the cleanest solution. best regards, Przemek _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) [email protected] http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
