Re: [Harbour] Re: HMG 3 and Windows 98SE (and also HBIde)

2010-05-03 Thread Bruce M. Axtens
Viktor Szakáts wrote: Ops, I even missed this reporting thinking it being in context of HMG IDE. PSAPI.DLL is not needed by HBIDE since a few weeks, when I removed this no more used debug code. Okay, I'll download a more recent version and see. Bruce. ___

Re: [Harbour] HMG 3 and Windows 98SE (and also HBIde)

2010-05-03 Thread Bruce M. Axtens
Viktor Szakáts wrote: This is development list for Harbour core and contrib parts, as such it is not the adequate place to report issues with 3rd party components. Fair enough. I shall try harder to get in contact with the 3rd parties. Thanks, Bruce. ___

Re: [Harbour] HMG 3 and Windows 98SE

2010-05-03 Thread Bruce M. Axtens
Victor Ok, just figured out how to get poster privs at HMG. Bruce. ___ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour

Re: [Harbour] HMG 3 and Windows 98SE (and also HBIde)

2010-05-03 Thread Bruce M. Axtens
Viktor Szakáts wrote: You should ask this question on HMG forums. I've tried. However, there are no "new topic" buttons visible once I log in. And if I hit a new topic button unloggedin, then I'm asked to log in, whereupon the button has disappeared. It's all very confusing. BTW, HBIde d

[Harbour] HMG 3 and Windows 98SE

2010-05-02 Thread Bruce M. Axtens
Dear Harbour folk, Is HMG supposed to work with Windows 98SE? Reason being I get the following error running the IDE: Kind regards, Bruce. -- Application Internal Error - C:\HMG.3.0.30\IDE\IDE.EXE Terminated at: 2010.05.02 17:55:46 Unrecoverable error 6005: Exception error: Exception Code

[Harbour] Naive question

2010-04-25 Thread Bruce M. Axtens
G'day everyone I'm not sure where to find this is the documentation, so please bear with me. Does Harbour's coverage of Win32 extend back to Win98? Kind regards, Bruce. ___ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) Harbour@harbour-project.

[Harbour] Big binaries (newbie)

2010-04-25 Thread Bruce M. Axtens
A simple "hello world" compiles to 1124877 bytes. How come it's so big? And is UPX the only way of making it smaller? Kind regards, Bruce. C:\hbIDE\projects>upx --best test.exe Ultimate Packer for eXecutables Copyright (C) 1996 - 2008 UPX 3.03w

[Harbour] Re: Problem compiling with HBIde (newbie)

2010-04-24 Thread Bruce M. Axtens
Bruce M. Axtens wrote: G'day everyone Having downloaded and installed the nightly build, I'm having issues with HBIde again. In the output below, this appears to be the offending text: hbmk2: Error: Running Harbour compiler (embedded). 1 (c:\hmg.3.0.30\harbour\bin\harbour.e

[Harbour] Problem compiling with HBIde (newbie)

2010-04-24 Thread Bruce M. Axtens
G'day everyone Having downloaded and installed the nightly build, I'm having issues with HBIde again. In the output below, this appears to be the offending text: hbmk2: Error: Running Harbour compiler (embedded). 1 (c:\hmg.3.0.30\harbour\bin\harbour.exe) -n2 C:/hbide/projects/cargilltest/te

Re: [Harbour] Re: HBIde newbie

2010-04-23 Thread Bruce M. Axtens
I spoke too soon. I now have HBIde referring to the MinGW and the HARBOUR underneath HMG.3.0.30 The HBMK2.EXE under HMG is the same (I checked; it's byte or byte the same) as that in HB20 so by "newer" it would seem that there's a yet newer Harbour out there, other than what is touted on the

Re: [Harbour] Re: HBIde newbie

2010-04-23 Thread Bruce M. Axtens
Pritpal Bedi wrote: You are using older Harbour and newer hbIDE. Build Harbour from current SVN. Any previous distro available does not contain latest changes in hbMK2. OR Just get latest hbMK2.exe from someone and place it in Harbour bin folder. And you are done. Bhai jaan, shukria baho

[Harbour] HBIde newbie

2010-04-23 Thread Bruce M. Axtens
" and I don't know where that parameter gets specified. 2. the compiler doesn't know what to do with all the "-3rd=" parameters which I've found embedded in C:\hbide\projects\cargilltest.h