2008-06-03 16:10 UTC-0800 Luis Krause Mantilla <lkrausem /*at*/ shaw 
/*dot*/ ca>
  * makefile.bc
  * makefile.dc
  * makefile.gc
  * makefile.vc
  * makefile.wc
    ! Dependency to ace32.lib when creating DLL with RDDADS conditioned
    to setting of HB_ADS_IMPLIB (see explanation below).
    I was only able to test the BC build; users of other compilers
    please test the other ones and fix if appropiate.

  - xharbour/contrib/rdd_ads/ace.h
  * xharbour/contrib/rdd_ads/rddads.h
  * xharbour/contrib/rdd_ads/ace32.c
  * xharbour/contrib/rdd_ads/ads1.c
  * xharbour/contrib/rdd_ads/adsfunc.c
  * xharbour/contrib/rdd_ads/adsmgmnt.c
  * xharbour/contrib/rdd_ads/ads.ch
  * xharbour/contrib/rdd_ads/adsexternal.ch
  * xharbour/contrib/rdd_ads/make_b32.bat
  * xharbour/contrib/rdd_ads/makefile.bc
  * xharbour/contrib/rdd_ads/makefile.vc
  * xharbour/contrib/rdd_ads/readme.txt

    ! Code synchronized with Harbour.  Thanks to Viktor Szakats!
    ! Linux and Watcom hacks moved from ace.h to rddads.h.
    - ace.h removed from cvs; use HB_DIR_ADS setting to specify location
      of acesdk where ace.h and ace32.dll reside.  This file had way too
      many hacks that make it very difficult to sync with new versions of
      ADS.  We should avoid having 3rd party source in xharbour as much
      as possible and only use the original source files from the
      developers SDK.
    ! ADS_REQUIRE_VERSION is now deprecated.  Please remove this setting
      from your build environment.  The new system will autodetect the
      ADS version used from the HB_DIR_ADS setting.  The new setting is
      now called ADS_LIB_VERSION and uses a 3 digit syntax in order to
      identify minor versions (i.e. 720 or 810 instead of just 7 or 8).
      ADS_LIB_VERSION doesn't need to be set since it will be autodetected,
      but you could still do so if you so desire.
    ! Andi's ace32.c left as an experimental option for now.  To build
      rddads.lib using ace32.c instead of ace32.lib (import library)
      set HB_ADS_IMPLIB=no; the default is yes or not defined at all for
      this envvar.  Once the issues with this approach are fixed we can
      completely stop relying in ace32.lib.
     
      In summary if HB_ADS_IMPLIB is not set or set to "yes":
      for Borland builds, lib/ace32.lib will be created automatically.
      For other builds, it uses the ace32.lib as supplied in the acesdk
      folder.  If HB_ADS_IMPLIB is set to "no", then ace32.lib won't be
      used at all and Andi's contrib/rdd_ads/ace32.c dynamic wrappers
      will be placed in lib/rddads.lib.
   
     
      NOTE: VC users please adjust make_vc.bat & makefile.vc to
            conditionally compile and link ace32.c like I did in
            make_b32.bat & makefile.bc.
      NOTE: GNU makefile will remain using the import library approach
            unless some GNU guru can make ace32.c work in Linux/Unix.

      How to build rddads with BCC 5.5.1:

      set HB_DIR_ADS=C:\Program Files\Extended Systems\Advantage 8.1\acesdk
      make_b32 clean
      make_b32
 
      How to build rddads with BCC 5.5.1 using the experimental ace32.c:
 
      set HB_DIR_ADS=C:\Program Files\Extended Systems\Advantage 8.1\acesdk
      set HB_ADS_IMPLIB=no
      make_b32 clean
      make_b32

      rddads.lib and ace32.lib will be created in xharbour\lib in the
      first case; only rddads.lib in the second one.

 
      Note that for a normal build, NEITHER the deprecated
      ADS_REQUIRE_VERSION nor the new ADS_LIB_VERSION should
      be set at all.

Regards,

-- 
Luis Krause Mantilla
lkrausem at shaw dot ca
luis_krause at hotmail dot com
"May the Source be with GNU"



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