On Wed, 01 Oct 2008, Szak�ts Viktor wrote:
Hi Viktor,
> I agree with adding these, but it's probably better
> if I leave this for someone familiar with MT and GT.
I no one make it then probably I'll do it working on
extended GT API for multi console window support and
MT for threads.
> Personal
Hi Przemek,
Many thanks, I didn't know that. But I've noticed
the refresh problem.
I agree with adding these, but it's probably better
if I leave this for someone familiar with MT and GT.
Personal question: If only the core is compiled with
-gc3, could it cause problems in real life, if I'm not
On Wed, 01 Oct 2008, Szak�ts Viktor wrote:
Hi Viktor,
> I'd like to ask for opinions on turning on Harbour
> -gc3 switch (native C code generation) for core .prg code.
> The involved code parts are high-level functions in RTL,
> the debugger and some high-level RDD functions.
> To me it seems tha
>I'd like to ask for opinions on turning on Harbour
>-gc3 switch (native C code generation) for core .prg code.
Viktor, I´m using -gc3 and I had no problems. I´d compiled full
Harbour, my application and FWH with -gc3.
The results are fastest code and bigger .exe, but I don´t see any
problem with
Hi Mindaugas,
Szakáts Viktor wrote:
I'd like to ask for opinions on turning on Harbour
-gc3 switch (native C code generation) for core .prg code.
To me it seems that enabling this switch gives a
noticeable performance boost (mainly to tget, tbrowse,
and other UI classes). The cost is a slight
Szakáts Viktor wrote:
I'd like to ask for opinions on turning on Harbour
-gc3 switch (native C code generation) for core .prg code.
To me it seems that enabling this switch gives a
noticeable performance boost (mainly to tget, tbrowse,
and other UI classes). The cost is a slightly larger
final e
Hi folks,
I'd like to ask for opinions on turning on Harbour
-gc3 switch (native C code generation) for core .prg code.
The involved code parts are high-level functions in RTL,
the debugger and some high-level RDD functions.
To me it seems that enabling this switch gives a
noticeable performanc