>> hbmk2 will sort the input files by type >> (looking at the extension), and use them >> accordingly. It's true there is no negative >> filter for headers though, and the reason >> is that also harbour compiler doesn't limit >> the compilable set of extensions this way. >> (IOW you can do: 'harbour hello.ch'). >> It _does_ however recognize objects, >> resources and C/CPP files and handles >> them accordingly, so I believe only >> program headers and other misc extensions >> (like .txt, .ini) can cause you such >> problem for you. >> > > Probbaly the compiler stopped with .h file. > .ch files might have been taken care of as I did > not see error coming off them.
It was compiled and resulted in an empty object. This is not foolproof solution though. >> If you need to store such misc files in >> .hbp files without wanting them to be >> processed by hbmk2, just use '-3rd' >> options to store them, f.e.: >> -3rd=hbide_extrafile=my.txt >> > > True. But then this will involve another > interface element to be introduced which I want to avoid. Yes. Viktor _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
