>Toninho,
>
>You have to be sure what alignment you are using for FWH Libs and your
>application. All _SHOULD_ be recompiled with the same alignment.
Hi Andi, thanks,
Recompiling all FWH and it works with -a8
Regards,
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>> If you are interested, why don't you try and see the results with your
>> very own eyes :-)
>>
>> But please take note, that it contains asm codes, so BCC without TASM
>> will not be able to compile it.
>
>Ok, just tried. Speedtst shows about 20% faster. But my FWH apps GPFs. Maybe
>I have to r
>Toninho
>
>I have bcc 6.10, but personaly i dont like msvc compiler
Ok Luiz, thank you.
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>
> Based on several considerations, I am now using MSVS 9.0 as my work horse,
> although the compiling speed is very slow compared to BCC 5.5.1.
> MSVS 9.0 (Express) is free, code speed is excellent, support/continuity is
> more or less obvious.
Thanks for tests Andi.
Do you
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>It's "free" and you can download the whole package at:
>
>http://cc.codegear.com/free/cppbuilder
>
>It is a 2GB package which is impossible to download without broadband
>connection. That's why I am offering it for those who are not on a
>hi-speed connection.
Hi Andi, please upload it.
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>
>should compile with out problem since bcc5.82 use same includes from
>dinkumware
>
>but add -D_USE_OLD_RW_STL in CFLAGS for C compiler
Thanks Luiz, but doesn't work...
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>Before, it was 661KB and now it's 2604KB + 60KB from zlib.zip (using BCC++
>5.5.1).
>Is this correct? How is it possible?
Jose, my file have 2.852.864 bytes.
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Hi,
I´d compiled full xharbour with -gc3 (I changed rules.cf) and my
app/fwh too. All seems to work fine, except for each. In some
situations I get error: "too nested".
Another think that I can see is that -gc3 is much faster than -gc0
that i´d used.
Regards,
Toninho.
>2008-06-23 12:55 UTC-0430 Ron Pinkas
> * source/pp/ppcore.c
> * Corrected hb_pp_nextLine() to only break at true EOL
Perfect!
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>
>Maybe you need to use your #include files for the sample.
Ron, I found it:
---cut---
procedure main()
if !Empty( cSai ) ; cSai := .f. ; endif
if cSai
endif
endif
return
---cut---
Rergards,
Toninho.
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Ron,
I´m having wrong line errors when I compile my application, for
example, I do this:
if some.code
if some.code
endif
endif
endif
The latest endif is in line1529 in my app, but xharbour tell me:
util.prg(1551) Error E0010 ENDIF does not match IF
I tryed compile a small sample with n
>Should be fixed after: 2008-06-20 19:31 UTC-0430 Ron Pinkas xharbour.com>
Fixed.
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> * source/rtl/copyfile.c
> ! Fixed memory leak related to new optional codeblock argument
Ron, Thanks a lot for your support, but now,
\xharbour\tests\testfcpy.prg freeze and in some machines GPF
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>Inside Windows Explorer, just right click on that file and
>choose CVS Add... and follow the prompts. Then you
>need to do a Commit to have the file uploaded.
Thanks Luis.
I forgot to commit, now I understand.
Toninho.
> + tests/testfcpy.prg
I upload this file today. Sorry, but know I understand how include new
files to cvs.
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>2008-06-18 17:40 UTC-0430 Ron Pinkas
> * source/vm/garbage.c
> * Sorry, copy/paste typo in my latest commit
>
>[Toninho, it's very likely this was responsible for the GPF you
>recently encountered at app exit.]
Ron, thanks, I confirm. Fixed !
Regards,
Toninho.
>There are any objection to add a 3rd parameter to __COPYFILE()
>function?
Since there are no objections for a few days, I commit it.
Regards,
Toninho.
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Hi friends,
There are any objection to add a 3rd parameter to __COPYFILE()
function?
This parameter is a codeblock and can be used for meter pourposes,
when copy big files.
The changed source and test can be found here:
http://www.fwi.com.br/toninho/copyfile.zip
Regards,
Toninho.
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>Toninho,
>
>FWIW, here is a corrected blockeval() (no memory leak):
Thanks for teach me
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>Toninho,
>
>Sorry, why you have to make tests with C code, if your app is a PRG
>code?
Simple because this code was working fine in old xharbour, and with
harbour too.
Tonnho.
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>Toninho,
>
>Sorry, but this has nothing to do with xHarbour. If your app has such
>C code then I can't be surprised if it GPF. I can only suggest that
>you stay away from writing C code if you are not able to debug it.
Ron, this is not part of my app. I was doing tests when I see this
issue,
Ron,
The code in next file GPF in some machines and in others it simple
freeze. I know that is not a good sample, but is the best that I can
do with my C knowledgements.
http://www.fwi.com.br/toninho/aclone.zip
Thanks and best regards,
Toninho.
>The resulting EXE will be slightly bigger, and little slower, but
>otherwise it should work the same, and should not bother your
>customer. Then after GPF, forward the YourAppName.cgl file, it should
>have all info we need to quickly resolve the problem.
Thanks Ron. I´ll do it.
Regards,
T
>Toninho,
>
>With full C debug build it's easy to know exactly the problem, as you
>get the exact call trace for the offensive line. Please see my reply
>to Luis.
Ron, I'll try but is very hard to get this GPF, and I can't send a
full C debug EXE to my client...
Regards,
Toninho.
>Toninho,
>
>Please UN-comment also line 1058, and post new trace.log.
>
Ron, this is the content of file:
vmQuit()
After Idle
After Background
After ExitFunctions
After ModuleFunctions
After setkey
After Debugger
After RDD
After i18n
After Stack
After FOREACH
After WITHOBJECT
After Globals
After
>Toninho,
>
>Please UN-comment also line 1058, and post new trace.log.
Ron, is very dificult to get gpf, but I´m trying and when I get it I
post, sorry...
Toninho.
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>Toninho,
>
>Please recompile hvm.c with -DTRACE_QUIT compiler switch, *or* un-
>comment line 848. Then please post content of trace.log when a GPF
>occurs.
Ron,
Here it is:
vmQuit()
After Idle
After Background
After ExitFunctions
After ModuleFunctions
After setkey
After Debugger
After RDD
Af
Hi ppl,
I´m having (sometimes) random GPFs when my application finish. Is
impossible reproduce it in a small sample.
Any hint please?
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>Brian,
>I completely trust what ever your decision will be.
>Ron
Brian, Thanks for your great job. I agree with Ron, but I have one
doubt about:
>We should start a separate thread on the
>ADS_REQUIRE_VERSION issue; Viktor has replaced it with a better
>#define as part of his "auto-detecting" th
>Does anyone know the intention of that code?
Maybe a bug?
>In ADSSTMTSETTABLEPASSWORD() there is a check for hConnect != 0, but later
>on hConnect is not referred anymore. At the same time pArea->hStatement is
>not checked against 0.
>
>I would think the hConnect check should be replaced with a p
>Toninho
>
>O melhor e usar assim
>
>HB_FUNC( NEWBRUSH )
>{
> hb_retptr( (void *) CreateSolidBrush( (COLORRREF) hb_parnl(1) );
> // return value can be a minus or an out-of-range (why?)
>}
>
>and when use do
>
>HB_FUNC()
>{
>COLORREF d = (COLORREF)hb_parptr(1);
>functioncall(d);
>}
Luiz, t
>I have silly questions as follows:
>
>1. What is the range of a Window handle?
>2. When I create a handle, example: CreateSolidBrush(),the return value
> can become negative or "out of range" (?) and Windows complains that
> it is not a valid handle.
>
>The code:
>
>HB_FUNC( NEWBRUSH )
>{
>
>IMO, it's a path search problem. Have you checked how ILINK32.CFG in
>E:\harbour\Bcc55\Bin looks like? It should contains among others:
> -LH:\Habour\Bcc55\Lib
>provided import32.lib is in there.
This is the source of the problem. ILINK32.CFG from bcc55\bin was
erroneous.
Thanks Andi fo
>> Please, there are any way to configure my bcc paths without installing
>> it?
Thanks Enrico. This is the first thing that I´d tried without success,
but Andi found the problem.
Regards,
Toninho.
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Andi, first of all, Thanks a lot for waste your time in this job.
Please, there are any way to configure my bcc paths without installing
it?
Scenario: I have a removable hard drive, and I use it in several
machines. BCC58 is COPIED in E:\Harbour\Bcc55
When I try to compile XH, I receive a messag
>Reinaldo has just joined us in xHarbour project.
Welcome aboard Reinaldo.
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>> > 2. Please test also an equivalent C program.
>
>OK, this one also leave unreleased virtual memory :-(
>
>--8<--
>int main( int argc, char * argv[] ){}
>--8<--
>
>Using BCC582.
Andi, This mean that MemProof is fault ?
Regards,
Toninho.
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>Miguel,
>
>Have you tried to monitor resource/memory management with MemProof? With
>this tool you can monitor whether your app releases Memory/GDI on the
>fly.It is a free debugging GUI tool previously available from:
>
> http://www.automatedqa.com/
>
>It helped me a lot.
I agree. This toos re
>Unrecoverable error 9000:
Luis, try this function, here works for me:
---cut---
HB_FUNC( ADSISEMPTY )
{
UNSIGNED32 ulRetVal;
UNSIGNED16 pbEmpty;
ADSAREAP pArea;
UNSIGNED8* pucFldName;
pArea = hb_rddGetADSWorkAreaPointer();
if( !ISCHAR( 1 ) && !ISNUM( 1 ) )
{
hb_err
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