Hi
The error has nothing to do with hbmk.
It's only my error (not using REQUEST HB_MEMIO ,
which is required and documented in netiotst.prg)
I use my own script to compile and link programs.
Regards,
Franček
Massimo Belgrano-3 wrote:
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> Similar error is due by other people
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> is possibl
Similar error is due by other people
is possible a Warning in hbmk?
"request and loaded library are different"
Sorry if seem a stupid question
I hope in harbour easy to understand for everybody
2009/10/23 Franček Prijatelj :
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> Hi Mindaugas
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> Thanks, for quick answer.
> You are right, it's n
Hi Mindaugas
Thanks, for quick answer.
You are right, it's not memio problem, but my error.
I was misguided by different behaviour
on HD and USB key.
Once again thanks for your work and your suport.
Regards,
Franček
Mindaugas Kavaliauskas wrote:
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> Hi,
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> Franček Prijatelj wrote:
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Hi,
Franček Prijatelj wrote:
Here is a program
I do not find
REQUEST HB_MEMIO
in your source or in .exe. So, MemIO driver is for sure not linked, and
as you can see "mem" disk file is created instead of memory file. I can
only guess why windows return 123 error not in all cases.
Regard
Hi
Here is a program
Regards,
Franček
Mindaugas Kavaliauskas wrote:
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> Hi,
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> FRANČEK PRIJATELJ wrote:
>> When I copy simple program ,which is using hbmemio, to USB key
>> and then run it from USB, it crashes with DOS error 123.
>> The same program is workin fine from hard disk.
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Hi,
FRANČEK PRIJATELJ wrote:
When I copy simple program ,which is using hbmemio, to USB key
and then run it from USB, it crashes with DOS error 123.
The same program is workin fine from hard disk.
Sounds like different executables. Can you send a self contained source,
or executable, that
