> In continuation... > > Whenever I change something in hbqt_hbqplainttextedit.h > ( for this matter it could be any .h in hbqt ), and compile/link > the application GPF certainly appears. > > But if I build clean hbqt, application behaves properly. > > So I suspect, because .h in hbQT are subject to "moc" application, > something gets weired with signal/slots addresses. It is corrected > only if all moc_*.cpp's are included at once in the lib. > > I am not sure if this points to real cause or not, > but am 100% sure that rebuild of hbQT after a change in .h > ( no matter that change is only a blank line or any variable > declaration which has never been used in the code ) > GPF happens. After clean build, I can make any changes to > .cpp without GPF's. > > Someone can confirm this behavior on their setup ? > Or I have something terrifically mis-configured environment > on my machine ?
One problem may be that when you change a HBQT header, the related moc_*.cpp file will be rebuilt and compiled, but the related .cpp file will not be recompiled. Also, if you update an #include-d header, like hbqt.h, a full rebuild is always necessary. The fact that moc_*.cpp files are included in lib at once or one-by-one should never make any difference. They are fully independent sources. If this happened just now, there is a change to find out the exact reason: make a full rebuild with HBQT r14412, then update to latest source, do an incremental build, make a backup of all generated files (moc_*.cpp and objects), then make a rebuild and compare generated files if there is a difference. Viktor _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
