Hi,
I want to connect it with my harbour PRG.
The compilation is OK, but at the execution it shows the following message:
Error ADODB.Connection/0 S_OK: OPEN (in the red alert window).
Why?
the answer is a little out of topic, since I do not solve you ADODB
problem, but propose another
Massimo Belgrano wrote:
Wich function of dbxcdx are not supported by sqlrdd?
deleted(),rlock(),
Hi,
you should ask it SQLRDD^{(TM)} developers. If you are talking about
RDDSQL, NONE of dbfcdx behaviour is emulated. If native SQL server does
not have DELETED() flag or RLOCK(), you will
Hello Pritpul,
We will to change at least numeric type to pointer type...
Yes, but how. I am following your code but am been
unbale to hook any code inside it because of WINAPI background.
harbour/contrib/gtwvg/wvgsink.c
Thanks for this line. I did not know we have more OLE/ActiveX code
Sérgio Kondo wrote:
Another question: RDDSQL for MySQL also need MyODBC?
No, it uses native client library.
Regards,
Mindaugas
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Hello, Pritpul,
Apply this patch in olecore.c and let me know it solves this issue:
Mindaugus, please check if this can be implemented like this or
some else construct is needed.
HB_FUNC( OLECREATEOBJECT ) /* ( cOleName | cCLSID [, cIID ] ) */
{
...
if( HB_IS_NUMBER( 1 ) )
{
We
Hi,
Apply this patch in olecore.c and let me know it solves this issue:
but there is a question if we want to still tolerate code with
C pointer - HVM number item conversions and keep workarounds
for it. I'm leaving the decision to Mindaugas.
Usage of numbers instead of pointers is one
Przemyslaw Czerpak wrote:
Here is reduced example:
REQUEST ADS
proc main()
adsSetServerType( 1 )
rddSetDefault( ADS )
dbCreate( test.dbf, { { F, C, 24, 0 } } )
USE test
while lastrec() 10
dbappend()
field-F := repl( 1234567890, 10 )
Luis Krause Mantilla wrote:
Przemek:
FWIW, I tested with xHarbour with ads 8.1, 9.0 and 9.1 dlls
and it does not add an extra dummy char. I changed the field
length to 40 and it still worked as expected.
Hi,
Have you tried with ads1.c file revision 1.141 (Mon May 4 08:25:44 2009
UTC) or
Hi,
great! The fix below should be enough (not tested), but maybe we should
add a better error check for ads function return values...
Index: C:/harboursvn/contrib/rddads/ads1.c
===
--- C:/harboursvn/contrib/rddads/ads1.c
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
Hi Mindaugas,
if hLib = 32 -- Here error
Probably 'IF Empty( hLib )' should be used here, and
LoadLibrary() modified to return NULL when pointer is = 32.
But now I know why we had this code full of numeric pointers.
We
Hi,
Can I define in Harbout timer ?
If MultiThread solution is acceptable for you, read a longer discussion
having subject hblognet, inet and threads, from
http://lists.harbour-project.org/pipermail/harbour/2008-December/date.html
Regards,
Mindaugas
Hi,
I'm using ADSX RDD, but sometimes I need to call ADS*() function. It
does not work, because hb_adsGetWorkAreaPointer() know nothing about
ADSX. I need to duplicate existing ADS*() function, changing the only
function hb_adsGetWorkAreaPointer() call to hb_adsxGetWorkAreaPointer().
What
Hi,
Francesco Saverio Giudice wrote:
Just a small error:
? :Birthday := CToD( 23/05/2006 )
Returns NIL, instead it should returns assigned date
Think to
? dDate := :Birthday := CToD( 23/05/2006 )
in this case dDate is Nil.
? :Birthday // here it should return a date
Hi,
1) hbi18n.exe *.prg *.ch -oapp_hu_HU.pot -del=app_hu_HU.unused.pot
I'm not sure I understand your idea. The line above means we need to
include lexer, PP and compiler code (including all bison generate
source) into hbi18n. Otherwise we will be always able to fail on samples
like:
1)
Hi,
Przemyslaw Czerpak wrote:
Should we ignore backward
(descending) iteration flag and do forward iteration, should we do not
iterate at all (current behavior), or should we give runtime error (which
one?)?
Thank you very much.
Probably RTE will be better - easier to detect potential
Hi,
For me array support is enough to cover passing arrays to
OLE calls and maybe getting back arrays from OLE calls.
I've implemented some limited support for arrays. It's enough for the
simplest OpenOffice oDesktop:loadComponentFromURL() calls. Though, I do
not have more tests for
Hi,
1) write empty strings to .pot file
Change include/hbexprb.c line #1899:
if( pArg-ExprType == HB_ET_STRING pArg-ulLength 0 )
to:
if( pArg-ExprType == HB_ET_STRING )
2) do not write empty string to .pot file and do not show any warning:
Change:
Hi,
LOCAL aText_Basic := {;
I_( Syntax: ),;
I_( ),;
I_( hbmk [options] [script[s]]
src[s][.prg|.c|.obj|.o|.rc|.res|.pot|.hbl] ),;
I_( ),;
I_( Options: ) }
In this case I would write:
LOCAL aText_Basic := {;
I_( Syntax: ),;
,;
Hi,
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
I had to create workaround for this warning by passing string instead
of zero length one, IMO we should support empty values and simply always
return it as is in hb_i18n_gettext().
Compiling this code:
---
? hb_i18n_gettext( )
---
Hi,
the following code:
---
STATIC snCount := 0
PROC main()
LOCAL nI
nI := snCount
snCount := NEWCOUNT()
FOR nI := nI + 1 TO snCount
? nI, snCount
NEXT
RETURN
FUNC NEWCOUNT()
RETURN 10
---
generates output:
Hi,
seems like optimizer problem. -kc switch fixes code.
Regards,
Mindaugas
Mindaugas Kavaliauskas wrote:
Hi,
the following code:
---
STATIC snCount := 0
PROC main()
LOCAL nI
nI := snCount
snCount := NEWCOUNT()
FOR nI := nI + 1 TO snCount
? nI
Mindaugas Kavaliauskas wrote:
seems like optimizer problem. -kc switch fixes code.
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Hi,
FOR nI := nI + 1 TO snCount
The problem is cause by
nI := nI + 1 = nI += 1
optimization. After converting the expressions we still try to access
original nI expression which does not longer exists.
I'll fix it.
Yes. I'm looking at include/hbexprb.c function hb_compExprUseAssign
Przemyslaw Czerpak wrote:
Look at $2 expression in FOR TO / NEXT statement. It was reduced and removed
inside hb_compExprUseAssign() and later reused.
I've just committed the fix though it's rather workaround which simply
keep untouched left side of assign expression and only change/remove
the
Hi,
2009-04-29 14:50 UTC+0200 Przemyslaw Czerpak (druzus/at/priv.onet.pl)
* harbour/include/hbexprb.c
I guess your ChangeLog file is edited by some script. Now it is not
working well after CC license is included into this file.
Regards,
Mindaugas
* harbour/contrib/rddads/ads1.c
#if ADS_LIB_VERSION = 900
if( pField-uiTypeExtended == ADS_VARCHAR_FOX )
hb_itemPutC( pItem, V );
#endif
else
Perhaps '#endif' should be
request HB_GT_CGI_DEFAULT
proc main(x)
...
It should show if hOut is using blocking IO or not.
BTW PIPEs without blocking IO are usually very hard to use so if they are
not blocking calling process in windows we should try to fix it.
It prints:
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2009-04-24 23:15 UTC+0300 Mindaugas Kavaliauskas (dbtopas/at/dbtopas.lt)
* harbour/contrib/hbole/olecore.c
* harbour/contrib/hbole/oleauto.prg
+ implemented FOR EACH enumeration. The code was proposed by
Przemyslaw on mailing list. Some fixes applied.
Hi,
I've put some hands
Hi, Francesco,
... Do we have any FOR EACH sample
code for OLE?
attached an example, also with datetime fields.
Can you look if FOR EACH and TIMESTAMP support works for you?
Regards,
Mindaugas
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! Excluded for msvc64:
../../fbirddd.c(187) : warning C4244: 'argument' : conversion from
'ULONG' to 'short', possible loss of data
../../fbirddd.c(231) : warning C4244: 'argument' : conversion from
'ISC_STATUS' to 'USHORT', possible loss
Hello,
It is. From printf() man page:
0 The value should be zero padded. For d, i, o, u, x, X, a, A, e,
E, f, F, g, and G conversions, the converted value is padded on
the left with zeros rather than blanks. If the 0 and - flags
both appear, the 0 flag is
Hi,
Current code is very short and simple. At least I understand it so far ;-)
The simplicity was the main goal, after I found original OLE is not
working (it was xHarbour times) and I was unable to understand some
implementation ideas.
1. Empty date in hbwin TOLEAUTO is send as
Hi,
The problem occurs with fivewin + msvc.
Any help?
I do not use neither fivewin nor msvc. I hope ole library should work
with any compiler. Can you replicate problem without fivewin?
Regards,
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Hi,
../../olecore.c(116) : error C2440: '=': impossibile convertire da 'void
*' a 'char *'
La conversione da 'void*' a puntatori a valori non 'void'
richiede un cast esplicito
Fixed.
../../olecore.c(134) : error C2039: 'n1': non Š un membro di 'tagVARIANT'
c:\program
procedure testolenew()
local oWord, oText
begin sequence
oWord = GetActiveObject( Word.Application )
recover
begin sequence
oWord = CreateObject( Word.Application )
recover
alert( ERROR! Word not avialable. )
oWord = GetActiveObject(
Whole OLE code is very flakey, I hope Mindaugas can send us
something before we release.
Hi Viktor,
I've committed my OLE code. It is more clean, but not so many features
implemented. I'm not sure it is that Harbour needs.
Best regards,
Mindaugas
Can you tell what are the missing features? This can help us
decide if we can swap your code with the one in hbwin. I'd
certainly be happy to do so. If the missing bits are not that
important for OLE users, it may be enough to do the swap and
document the differences for now.
Hi,
one of
Hi,
PRIVATE declaration can be used in any place of code and it was
beyond my and other [x]Harbour developers imagination ;-) that user
may want to create code like:
while .t.
private var := something
...
enddo
Usually do not use PRIVATE variables in single thread
Hi, Viktor,
It would be nice to hear some comments on my fixes,
I'm not sure what silence means :) But after like 30-40 fixes
with no positive (or any) feedback it's really difficult to know
where we stand.
I'm not the makefile guru, I've never used hbmake or another harbour
scripts tools
Hi,
Usually do not use PRIVATE variables in single thread applications. I
wanted to avoid STATIC or THREAD STATIC here, so, I've used PRIVATE and had
enough imagination to declare it in a loop :)
Just for information.
What was expected results of above code for you?
I just wanted to have
Hi,
is there a way to define -km switch inside source code? Ex.
#pragma -km
or we have some restrictions on dynamic -km flag switching inside source
and this could not be implemented.
Regards,
Mindaugas
P.S. it would greatly help writing: url + bbb=ccc + ...
#pragma -km
#pragma -kM+
Thanks a lot! I forgot this switch is uppercase...
Regards,
Mindaugas
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+ source/rtl/hbstrfmt.c
+ Added HB_STRFORMAT() sprintf()-like formatting.
+ Added hb_StrFormat() C level function.
; Work of Mindaugas sent to the list, with some minor
cleanups applied. Please test on your platform/compiler.
Hi,
thank you for commit. I'm going to
Hi,
I have two questions to windows users. Maybe someone can help me.
1. is it possible to include unicode table with unicode character
value to raster font stored in .fon file or I can only set
the MS official codepage number?
I know nothing about internal font structure, so, I don't
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
#pragma begindump
#include windows.h
#include hbapi.h
HB_FUNC( HB_I18N_LOAD )
You can find a new generic function in hbwin lib for exactly
such purpose:
WIN_LOADRESOURCE( cName, cType ) - cContent | NIL
Hi,
sorry, I'm using my own library with huge
Is still required bison?
must SET BISON_SIMPLES ?
Hi,
see ChangeLog entry:
2006-11-28 19:30 UTC+0100 Przemyslaw Czerpak (druzus/at/priv.onet.pl)
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Mindaugas
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Hi,
http://www.harbour-project.org/ has banner picture with text
MultHi-threads.
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Mindaugas
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We also have to define relation operators behavior: ==, =, , , =, =
when DATE and TIMESTAMP are used.
We have the following choices:
1. compare only date part ignoring the time with the exception for ==
operator which will make exact comparison. For this exact comparision
we also have two
Hi,
BTW, if anyone has experience with building XHGTK on Windows,
I'd appreciate any information.
After installing a great amount of GTK dependencies, I stuck with this:
--
Package pixman-1 was not found in the pkg-config search path.
Perhaps you should add the directory containing
Hi,
has each thread a separate errorblock, or they share the same?
Regards,
Mindaugas
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Hi,
for example executing speedtest we run it 2 seconds more quick without 2
if less at fm.c
And how many seconds we run faster without if in hb_dbfGetValue()?
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It appears that xgtk is about to enter Harbour world.
Thanks for your efforts.
Can you follow WvgParts class modal (GTWVG) compatible
with Xbase++XbpParts? New()|Init() / Create() / Configure() / Destroy().
I think we can follow same class structure to make the
code portable.
Hi,
Hi,
I've noticed this file have a pure GPL license (without exception)
header. It should be error, since it is a part of hbrtl.lib. Most
functions has copyright of Viktor. I think we must correct this issue.
Regards,
Mindaugas
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+ added HB_FGETDATETIME(). A brother of function HB_FGETDATETIME().
; TODO: BTW, hb_fs*() functions can get a better precision
(milliseconds). It would be nice to support it also at .prg level.
Yes, but I think we can wait with it for TIMESTAMP support and update
above functions
Hi,
a nice idea for testing code in relicensing could be svn blame command.
Regards,
Mindaugas
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Hi,
In general I agree that introducing many different types directly
to HVM is not good idea. Especially when they are strictly bound
with some allocated resources. For such types HB_IT_POINTER seems
to be the best choice.
But I do not think that we can generalize it also for DATETIME type.
Hi,
hb_ctot( 2009-02-10 18:39:47 UTC+0100 ) = meaning 2009-02-10 18:39:47
UTC+0100
hb_ctot() could also accept all formats you wrote for t:
hb_ctot( 01:00 )
hb_ctot( 01:58:27 )
hb_ctot( 2009-02-09 )
Only runtime function evaluation (without compilers pseudo-function
optimisation) is
Miguel Angel Marchuet wrote:
Please function TTOS is necessary to fully support cdx indexes of
last version of dbf (implemented in vfp). Please don't add hb_ prefix
in this case, please don't add it.
Hi,
I'm not always a fan of HB_ prefix, but in final application it can be
solved, by:
Same result:
E:\HARBOUR
T.
T.
T.
C:\
The dot is missing again. But it was there when I pasted it. Perhaps a
problem with Outlook Express and Unicode chars.
Does Outlook eats also WINDOWS from C:\WINDOWS in last line?
Regards,
Mindaugas
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1. What windows version do you use.
WinXP SP2
2. What will happen if you use SETCURRENTDIRECTORY( C:.\ )
instead of SETCURRENTDIRECTORY( C: )
PROC main()
TEST()
RETURN
#pragma BEGINDUMP
#include windows.h
HB_FUNC( TEST )
{
char szPath[
Hi,
FUNCTION MAIN()
LOCAL cCurDir := GETCURRENTDIRECTORY()
? cCurDir
? SETCURRENTDIRECTORY( C:\WINDOWS )
? SETCURRENTDIRECTORY( cCurDir )
? SETCURRENTDIRECTORY( C: )
? GETCURRENTDIRECTORY()
INKEY( 0 )
RETURN NIL
#pragma BEGINDUMP
#include windows.h
#include hbapi.h
Hi,
Sorry but I have to miss sth.
Do you want to say that in this code:
...
it does not work for you but works in the Mindaugas code?
Mindaugas can you confirm it?
The results is very strange for me also. I've changed a code a little,
to indicate an errors and did much more tests. Also tried
Hi,
Perhaps we need to reverse engineer to understand how cd command
works... :) It seems it is not based on SetCurrentDirectory() function.
cmd.exe:
Command:
C:\Documents and Settings\Administratorcd d:\prg
API call:
GetCurrentDirectoryW(DWORD:260, PWSTR:0x13f80c:??) 0x4ad041f0
Hi,
Question: what this code shows in windows if current directory is set
to some //server/path/tree/file path?
? curdrive()+hb_osPathSeparator()+curdir()
C:\cawi32\sample\testhbrun test146.prg
C\cawi32\sample\test
\\\linux\samba1
AbeB wrote:
like rddinf( RDDI_CONNECTION )
and thanks again for everybody for all this work. I mean it's fascinating..
marvelous…
Hi,
rddinfo( RDDI_CONNECTION ) works very well for me. SELF CONTAINED
sample, please.
Regards,
Mindaugas
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Hi,
one more thread question:
STATIC mtx := hb_mutexCreate()
Thread1:
LOCAL xI
xI := some_value
hb_mutexNotify(mtx, xI)
xI := NIL // or xI := another_value
Thread2:
LOCAL xI, xParam
hb_mutexSubscribe(mtx,, @xParam)
xI := xParam
Is this code thread safe? The problem is that,
Hi,
It is thread safe. All reference counters in Harbour core code are updated
by atomic inc/dec operations (see hbatomic.h) so they are protected and MT
safe.
Oh, yes. I should remember it myself. Thanks.
Regards,
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Hi,
I do not want to start discussion who is better. I just can say, why I'm
using BCC.
It has 8.9MB single install file. I've also downloaded MSVC install CD,
but understood I do not have enough free space on C:\ to install it :)
There are many talks about calling conventions, but until
Hi,
Please note that this can be used only for temporary indexes.
When index is reopened then it needs valid key and for expressions.
It means that we create corrupted indexes in such way.
I'm sure I do not reopen tags with empty key expression. We can add key
expression check for
In the following sample I don't see the changed value if SKIP 0 is
commented out:
FUNCTION MAIN()
USE TEST SHARED
? FIELD - test
? Waiting for a key...
INKEY( 0 ) // here the field is changed by another user
//SKIP 0
? FIELD - test
CLOSE
RETURN NIL
Is it expected?
Hi,
my friends showed a few more Clipper incompatibilites.
1) negative julian dates
SET(4, -mm-dd)
dDate := CTOD() - 1
? dDate // Clipper: 1449-02-15, Harbour: - -
I would suggest to fix a code for samples like this, but sometimes this
Harbour behaviour can lead to
Hi,
Index is not created due to invalid index key expression:
Current DBFCDX detects it and do not create index but RT
error is not generated. Clipper does not validate key expression.
I do not remember why exactly we added stringed key expression
validation but it was done in last few months.
Hi,
1) negative julian dates
SET(4, -mm-dd)
dDate := CTOD() - 1
? dDate // Clipper: 1449-02-15, Harbour: - -
...
So at beginning we should not expect that the date converted to
string should will be non empty if date is not empty. It isn't
even with Clipper.
? ctod()+1
Sérgio Kondo wrote:
Hi,
Is possible to compact .hrb files or encrypt string in .hrb files?
My interest is hide password string in .hrb files, if I put password
string in this file.
Sérgio
Hi,
I do not know how strong encryption you want to have. Simple
#pragma texthidden(1)
could hide a
Hi,
Przemyslaw Czerpak wrote:
There are also some small differences to original print behavior, f.e.:
%012d in C printf() is 0 padded 12 length 'd' formatting and in this code
it's parameter 12-th 'd' formatting.
Can you give an error example? I'm unable to find the bug. I get correct
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
Aha, it does work when built with --with-inet, great.
Previously, without it, I've also got this:
Application Memory Allocation Report -
...\harbour\contrib\examples\uhttpd\uhttpd.exe
Terminated at: 2009.01.26 23:53:18
Total memory allocated: 281977 bytes (3813
Przemyslaw Czerpak wrote:
5. For easy use it's necessary to have in core code function which will
work like printf(). Otherwise it will be hard to create strings for
translations which are not context dependent.
Such function should be in base escape characters like %s or %d
2009-01-22 18:20 UTC+0200 Mindaugas Kavaliauskas (dbtopas/at/dbtopas.lt)
* harbour/source/compiler/hbmain.c
* harbour/source/pp/hbpp.c
* harbour/source/pp/ppcore.c
+ added __FILE__ define for .prg code
; Please, look if this is implemented the right and optimal way.
I'm
after built I have tried with testsha2.prg in tests folder (after have
corrected a typo error at line 138) I get all test returning .F.
Just an untested hint. Line 138 uses HB_HexToStr(), but function name is
StrToHex(). Maybe here is one more error...?
Regards,
Mindaugas
Hi,
We will need an HB_STRXOR(). Does this seem okay (UCHAR vs. BYTE might
be wrong here):
Oh, yes, I forgot it's my function, not Harbour's. I use code:
HB_FUNC( HB_STRXOR )
{
PHB_ITEMpItem, pItem2;
ULONG ulLen1, ulLen2, ul, ul2;
const char *pStr1, *pStr2;
char*
Hi,
For some reason I still cannot make pass your generic .prg HMAC function
on the validation tests. Probably some stupid mistakes on my part.
No, on my one. I forgot one Hex-Bin conversion. It should be:
FUNC HB_HMAC(fHash, cMessage, cKey)
IF LEN(cKey) 64; cKey :=
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
hmmm, really strange. In this case I won't add any SHA2 functions
to core in this fashion. Rather I'll keep it in hbcrypt() in binary form.
Or, if group agrees, we break with the HB_MD5 habit and these
new ones will use binary data by default.
Am I living a different
Przemyslaw Czerpak wrote:
I hope that now it is more clear for every body.
Yes. Thanks. Sorry, for writing before testing.
Regards,
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Viktor Szakáts wrote:
Now it's better, but in order to make them give the right results
with SHA384 and SHA512, 64 has to be changed to 128. I'm
lost how to do this in a generic way.
Hi,
why? 64 bytes (binary, not hex) is 512 bits. So, HMAC is OK up to 512 bits.
After reading some docs
Hi,
I didn't deal with SHA1 because it isn't considered safe
anymore (just like MD5). It can easily be added, given
we find an implementation with a Harbour compatible licence.
MD5 and SHA1 is still used in many standards. You can use stronger
hashing in your application, but you'll need
Francesco Saverio Giudice wrote:
Ok, I'll do, if Mindaugas agree. Do you have a name proposal ?
I think we can name it webserver (what fantasy ;-) ).
One version I have is based on Mindaugas version with socket.c and it is
fast and stable. Another is based on inet*() version, that offers
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
Pls see a Harbour library which implements SHA2 related
checksumming and SHA2 MAC creation, here:
http://www.syenar.hu/harbour/hbsha2.zip
Usage from .prg:
HB_SHA224( cMessage ) - cDigest
HB_SHA256( cMessage ) - cDigest
HB_SHA384( cMessage ) - cDigest
HB_SHA512( cMessage
How can I compile above file with soket.c and OpenWatcom compiler ?
Hi,
I do not have OW compiler. You should find docs about OW compiler
command line switches and try to run it. Later fix compile time warnings
and errors, if compiler will generate it.
Regards,
Mindaugas
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
Maybe some sort of forwarder e-mail address could do the job.
Mmmm... Yes, perhaps. I'm nor shure if mailling list has possibility to
allow *...@sourceforge.net users. Otherwise every sourceforge.net
developer one by one should be added to list.
This can have also have
The other question is that, AFAIR and for description I have read,
svnnotify will send every commit made to any file on SVN and not only to
changelog file, as implemented on sf.net, and this I don't like.
Hi,
From: [vszakats users sourceforge net]
Date: Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 12:26 PM
When add 2 lines in hbmk :
wpp386 -j -w3 -5s -5r -fp5 -oxehtz -zq -zt0 -mf -bt=NT %C_USR%
%_HB_PRG_NAME%.c -fo=%_HB_PRG_NAME%.obj
Here - wpp386 -j -w3 -5s -5r -fp5 -oxehtz -zq -zt0 -mf -bt=NT
socket.c -fo=socket.obj
echo OP osn=NT OP stack=65536 OP CASEEXACT %L_USR% NAME
Lorenzo Fiorini wrote:
Thanks to great Mindaugas' -w3 addition I've done a major cleanup of my apps.
I wonder if the compiler can detect if a local var is used before assigned.
function main
local nVar
nVar := nVar + 1
return nVar
Hi,
it can detect, but...
In Harbour variables are (kind
2009-01-14 15:10 UTC+0200 Mindaugas Kavaliauskas (dbtopas/at/dbtopas.lt)
* harbour/source/compiler/hbopt.c
* disabled code optimisation (selfifying local, removing local),
if code is compiled using -b (debug) switch
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Hi,
After last changes comparison table is (no -ko flags used):
No Test code Harbour PHP Python Ruby Java Java+JIT
--+--+--+--+--+---+
10'000'000 times:
11 nJ+=nI*2+17 4.61 3.41 6.54 25.53 1.36
Hi,
http://sphinx.pocoo.org/
- Documentation format
Viktor, can you add some comment about this documentation system. Does
Sphinx parses source files? Can it parse .prg code?
I'm used to see to sources, but sometimes it would be more quick to look
to docs for
2009-01-15 03:20 UTC+0200 Mindaugas Kavaliauskas (dbtopas/at/dbtopas.lt)
* harbour/include/hbcomp.h
* harbour/include/hbcompdf.h
* harbour/include/hbexprb.c
* harbour/source/compiler/harbour.y
* harbour/source/compiler/harbour.yyc
* harbour/source/compiler/harbour.yyh
* harbour
2009-01-15 04:40 UTC+0200 Mindaugas Kavaliauskas (dbtopas/at/dbtopas.lt)
* harbour/source/compiler/harbour.yyc
* harbour/source/compiler/harbour.yyh
* fixed warnings using bison patch provided by Przemek
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2008-12-18 05:02 UTC+0200 Mindaugas Kavaliauskas (dbtopas/at/dbtopas.lt)
* include/hbclass.ch
* include/hbcomp.ch
* include/hberrors.h
* include/hbgenerr.c
* include/hbmain.c
* include/hbopt.c
+ PCode optimizations:
1) Self := QSELF(), Self:method - QSELF():method
Przemyslaw Czerpak wrote:
It looks very nice. Can youy add it to compiler?
In such case we can make two things:
1. we can extract local file name (hb_compLocalVariableName())
2. we can activate this analyse phase before HB_P_NOOP optimization
and strip unnecessary code by filing it with NOOP
Hi,
socket.c - alternative lightweight socket library, I do not like
hbinet.c a lot. If you want to compile it for Linux,
Just for curiosity what you don't like in hbinet.c ?
1) strange, difficult to remember function names, ex., hb_InetPort()
returns port, but I can't
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