[EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto: > Hi List! > > Funny to answer his own question! :-)))) > The trick is: > - Open the module-project in the IDE of your developing machine. > - Press CTRL+ALT+m (Don't know, if simply saving the project is sufficient.) > - Copy the $ProjectName.module-file into the project directory on the target > machine > - gbc3 -av > - gba3 -v > > Ready!!!! :-) > > @Benoit > When opening an "old" project with a newer version of the Gambas IDE, are you > doing any modifications on the source file? > Simply recompiling the old (unmodified) sources with the new version of gbc3 > was not successfull. > I am not sure (only Benoit knows well enough) but consider: often compilers look at the date (modification time) of source-files and objects-files; if the object file exists and is no older than the source, they simply keep it. A "touch source-files" can fake the compiler into thinking the source has been modified, and a recompilation is needed. Perhaps there is a switch on the command line to obtain an unconditional build...
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