Hi Marek,
It did not fix the problem - Here is what I did:
- Created an environment var as: HB_BUILD_MODE=cpp
- Rebuilt Harbour
- Recompiled my app
- Re-linked my app
It means you are linking against libraries which were compiled
in "C" mode and were not recomplied (FieveWin ?). In this case
s
Jorge,
- Hope I'm reading right and my opinions are not out of focus...
Sure your input is welcome :). In such a case I will not remove
this feature :), until those who don't like it will get an overweight.
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Randy,
It did not fix the problem - Here is what I did:
- Created an environment var as: HB_BUILD_MODE=cpp
- Rebuilt Harbour
- Recompiled my app
- Re-linked my app
It means you are linking against libraries which were compiled
in "C" mode and were not recomplied (FieveWin ?). In this case
set
Hi Marek,
>> I tried including -MT and the errors increased.
>
> Then try to disable a line 141 in harbour/make_vc.mak
> and line 121 in harbour/contrib/mtpl_vc.mak ( it looks
> like CFLAGS = -MT$(DBGMARKER) $(CFLAGS) ), rebuild Harbour
> and try to compile your application. I am curious if it
>
Randy,
5. I can get my app to build, but get this warning:
LINK : warning LNK4089: all references to "ADVAPI32.dll" discarded
by /OPT:REF
Seems you do not use functions from ADVAPI32 library but you
specified /OPT:REF linker option and ADVAPI32 library in your
link command. Try removing ADVAP
Hi Marek,
4. I need to include "/NODEFAULTLIB:libcmt.lib" to get around
link errors - I'm not sure what the implications of this are.
Are you talking about compiling Harbour itself, or about compiling
your application ? In the later case I guess you did not specify
-MT option for compiling you
Marek Paliwoda wrote :
>> I tried including -MT and the errors increased.
>
> Then try to disable a line 141 in harbour/make_vc.mak
> and line 121 in harbour/contrib/mtpl_vc.mak ( it looks
> like CFLAGS = -MT$(DBGMARKER) $(CFLAGS) ), rebuild Harbour
> and try to compile your application. I am cur
Randy,
4. I need to include "/NODEFAULTLIB:libcmt.lib" to get around link
errors - I'm not sure what the implications of this are.
Are you talking about compiling Harbour itself, or about compiling
your application ? In the later case I guess you did not specify
-MT option for compiling your a
Hi Marek,
I am having the problems with the current build (note that none of
these issues occur with the Beta3 build) - I am using MSVC 6):
Exaclty which version ? With SP6 included ? My version of cl.exe reports :
Microsoft (R) 32-bit C/C++ Optimizing Compiler Version 12.00.8804 for
Hi Viktor,
hbdate.h uses HB_ULONG, and the only included header is "hbsetup.h"
which won't declare any Harbour types, so that might be the problem.
I didn't do any tests though.
Randy, could you try adding #include "hbdef.h" to hbdate.h to see
if it fixes anything?
I included HBDEFS.H and it
Hi folks,
2. I am still using ADS/ALS v6.22 and therefore the new RDDADS will
not work for me - I must use the RDD_ADS from Beta3 instead -
Perhaps it should be included in the new build for developers not
yet using ADS v8.
Not a good idea. Either current version should be enhanced to c
Hi Randy,
I am having the problems with the current build (note that none of these
issues occur with the Beta3 build) - I am using MSVC 6):
Exaclty which version ? With SP6 included ? My version of cl.exe reports :
Microsoft (R) 32-bit C/C++ Optimizing Compiler Version 12.00.8804 for
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