Viktor,
thanks, it is a lot more clear now :)
Maurilio.
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Hi,
> Viktor,
>
> sorry, but which should I use? I mean, .hbp is for options, so I'd say that
> -mt or -gui have to go there.
.hbp and .hbm uses exactly the same format.
To keep it simple, forget .hbm for now and use one
.hbp file per project (target).
> .hbm is for source files, but how do I
Viktor,
sorry, but which should I use? I mean, .hbp is for options, so I'd say that
-mt or -gui have to go there.
.hbm is for source files, but how do I state dependencies or the like?
Given a bunch of .prg, .ch, .c and .h files, is there some syntax to follow to
write them inside a .hbm file?
Hi Maurilio,
On 2010 Feb 3, at 12:37, Maurilio Longo wrote:
> Hi Viktor,
>
> is there somewhere a doc which details .hbp/.hbm file syntax?
Yes, it's 'hbmk2 --help'. The format is the exact
same as for the command-line options.
Brgds,
Viktor
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