> PS: If anyone knows the answer / solution, I will keep track of it on my > Harbour blog: http://209.97.219.2/sjohnson . If anyone cares to look > through it and answer some of the other questions, I'd be happy to put them > in there too.
2. In "bkmk2", what does the two mean? Was there an "hbmk" before? Yes, in fact it's still around, called 'hbmk', and it's the initial bash script version created by Przemek, which supports GCC family compilers, and core options only. hbmk2 was created to support all shells, all compilers on all platforms, also to replace old 'bld.bat' solution, while staying compatible with existing hbmk script features and options. Now it offers lots of new features, like incremental mode, static and dynamic library generation modes, .hbp/.hbm/.hbc input files, option filtering, built-in macros, C compiler environment autodetection and autoconfiguration, integration with VCS systems, built-in complete .po handling, Windows resource files, C++ support, implib generation, timestamp header generation, multiproject invocation, multilanguage UI, .clp support, rtlink/exospace/blinker/clipper emulation support, Harbour 1.x and xhb support, conversion of xmate/hbmake/xbuild make files to native hbmk2 format, optimization and warning control, binary compression, embedded Harbour compiler. And a lot more on the deeper level. Brgds, Viktor _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
