> Hopefully these questions aren't too n00b-like. > > 1) If hbcurl.hbc will set up everything for me, then does that mean > HB_WITH_CURL isn't necessary upon compiling?
HB_WITH_CURL is necessary when building Harbour and/or when creating import libraries. Not needed when using hbcurl.hbc, since at this point all the required libs should be in Harbour lib dir. Simplest example: 1. Setup HB_WITH_* 2. set HB_BUILD_IMPLIB=yes 3. Build Harbour 4. Pass hb*.hbc to hbmk2 cmdline to create app. > 2) Do I need to modify hbcurl.hbc? If the answer to the above question is > that I don't need to use HB_WITH_CURL (which I don't think is true), then I > don't think hbcurl.hbc has enough info to know where I unzipped > curl-7.20.1-devel-mingw32.zip to setup everything up for me. No need to modify it. > 3) What am I susposed to do with the hbcurl.hbc file? The only thing I > could think of was passing it to hbmk2... this is probably way off from what > I'm susposed to do. Yes, you have to pass it to hbmk2. > This was my command I tried... feel free to laugh at me! > C:\hbm>g:\harbour\bin\hbmk2.exe g:\harbour\contrib\hbcurl\hbcurl.hbc > .\hello.prg -lhbcurl Why do you insist on -lhbcurl? ;) It's not needed. Otherwise it's right. > I also tried -hbcs=<file> switch after reading the hbmk2 switches, but I > don't think I have any real clue what I am doing. C compiler basic facts are > a bit beyond me. '-hbcs=' is not an cmdline option, but an .hbc option (something you use _in_ an .hbc file). Not needed here. Viktor _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
