> No, it is not hbMK2 bug at all. > It is Harbour compiler's bug which starts dumping warnings > after a certain limit of confronted warnings are reached. > It can be illustrated like this: > (code - sephagatti - compilable with minimum warning level ) > > a.prg -> 20000 lines code; 11000 warnings - compiles fine > b.prg -> 15000 lines code; 7000 warnings - compiles fine > c.prg -> 27000 lines code; 13000 warnings - misbehave - warnings are dumped > to console > and at the end process aborted. > > Keep on shuffling the order of prgs or add few small ones inbetween > the dump appears at other file. > > Przemek, can you please look into this issue?
Actual code example would greatly help I guess... > Me too. > BTW, one thought, I can see hb_threadStart() in hbMK2, > can I deactivate it any way to see if it improves or alters the results? It's not activated by default. Viktor _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
