> 1) HBIDE will create a .hbp file > 2) Have to run a .bat to set the compiler dpendant environments > 3) Will call HBMK2 which in turn adopt the env set in step 2. > 4) HBIDE captures linker/compiler output to display in its interface
As I told you before (but all my such messages seems ignored), there are examples for _exactly that_ in hbmk2.prg. hbmk2 sets envvars and calls external programs. Look for hb_setenv() and hb_process*() calls. Although for me hbide would be dropped as potential dev tool, if it will set compiler dependent variables :( First of all this makes it non-portable, difficult to maintain, or requires double logic, etcetc. > I can use QProcess() class of Qt but it is better to use Harbour > native API. Just to cut first learning time, this message is posted. No need to use QProcess(), we have everything in Harbour core. Brgds, Viktor _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
