We don't have any problem, we build 2 vm libreries

vmprf.lib and vm.lib with HB_NO_PROFILER

for development we use fmstat & vmprf.

BUT we use high modified classes of FWH.
(we recompile all used fwh classes (prg's) )

Best regards,
Miguel Angel Marchuet

Patrick Mast, xHarbour. escribió:
> Miguel,
> 
> Hmm, don't like this idea This means we will have 2 sets of binaries.
> One build with OLD_FWH_BINARY and one build without.
> 
> Miguel, YOU use FWH, can you use your current FWH with current xHarbour CVS?
> 
> Patrick
> 
>> Or we can temporarily provide old binary compatibility by changing:
>>> #ifndef HB_NO_PROFILER
>>>        ULONG     ulCalls;      /* profiler support */
>>>        ULONG     ulTime;       /* profiler support */
>>>        ULONG     ulRecurse;    /* profiler support */
>>> #endif
>> To:
>> #if ( !defined( HB_NO_PROFILER ) || defined ( OLD_FWH_BINARY ) )
>>    ULONG     ulCalls;      /* profiler support */
>>    ULONG     ulTime;       /* profiler support */
>>    ULONG     ulRecurse;    /* profiler support */
>> #endif
>> So, those who do not want to recompile FWH/3rd party, should compile
>> xHarbour with -DOLD_FWH_BINARY ...or whatever define constant you may
>> call it.
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