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#pragma BEGINDUMP

#include "windows.h"
#include "hbapi.h"

HB_FUNC( CLEARKEYBOARDBUFFER )
{
MSG stMsg = { 0 };

HWND hWnd = ( HWND ) hb_parnl( 1 );

while( PeekMessage( &stMsg, hWnd, WM_KEYFIRST, WM_KEYLAST, PM_REMOVE ) );

hb_ret();
}

#pragma ENDDUMP

Times of speedtst.prg: BCC 7.20 no cLang version: [ total application time: ]....................................15.52 [ total real time: ]...........................................15.52 MingW32 6.1.0 from MSYS2: [ total application time: ].....................................9.77 [ total real time...

nageswaragunupudi wrote:

In this .bat file I'm recompiling xbrowse and dababase from FWH because I found some function names incompatibilities with hashes.

May we know what are the incompatibilities and what do you suggest?

Hi, Problem with HSetCaseMatch()/HB_HCaseMatch(), but recompiling the prg
no problems at all.

Antonio Linares wrote:Toninho,
I use the MinGW distribution that comes with QT.
It installs automatically and quite friendly.

Hi Antônio, nice !!! One more alternative for us !

Hi friends, this is a very little guide to use Harbour and FWH with Mingw32. 1) Download Harbour from: https://github.com/harbour/core or https://github.com/vszakats/harbour-core 2) Download and install https://cygwin.com/install.html (64bit) 3) Download and install MSYS2 from https://msys2.github.i...

MinGW is from Linux, a world that I don't like very much. Enrico this new bcc is clang based, if you don't like Linux, maybe you don't like clang too. Andi post on harbour devel sometimes ago that BCC clang edition is very slow and now I read this: http://community.embarcadero.com/answers/my-questi...

Enrico Maria Giordano wrote:

toninhofwi wrote:IMHO is time to think to move from bcc to mingw.

Why? I need I real reason or I'm not interested. MinGW is from Linux, a world that I don't like very much.

EMG

I understand you, but the classic BCC was killed and this new BCC is a clang based compiler (http://clang.llvm.org/)

Regards.

IMHO is time to think to move from bcc to mingw.

I compiled harbour with mingW using msys2 and all is fine including all samples from fwh.

The only problem that I see is with resources, we need replace "\" by "/"

Regards.

Hi Enrico. Try edit next files and please, change bcc55 to your bcc path: bcc32c.cfg: -I"c:\harbour\bcc55\include";"c:\harbour\bcc55\include\windows\crtl";"c:\harbour\bcc55\include\windows\rtl";"c:\harbour\bcc55\include\windows\sdk";"c:\harbour\bcc55\incl...

Now exists two 32-Bit-Compilers: 1. The bcc32 as in earlier versions 2. The BCC32c is a clang-based compiler (also the 64-Bit-Compiler). For this compiler all the libs from Harbour and FW must recompiled. This is the problem: bcc32 is ended, and only clang-based is available. I'm testing gcc by now...

Hi friends,

It is not so easy, this compiler is very diferente from old bcc's and compile harbour require some deeper changes in core code.

I'm moving to mingw, harbour is working perfect with it and mingw is free / open source / well maintained.

Regards,

Toninho.

Hi,

There are any solution to use WIA driver over TWAIN in Windows 10 please ?

Some scanners like new HP models cut support for TWAIN in Windows 10 and now only WIA is available.

TIA and best regards,

Toninho.

nageswaragunupudi wrote:In xHarbour both

hVar:Key and hVar["Key"] work

In Harbour
only hVar["Key"] works
hVar:Key does not work

Hi.

Works in harbour but you need recompile Harbour with -DHB_HASH_MSG_ITEMS

Regards.

Happy Birthday Antonio,

Cheers.........

With Windows Server 2012 you can, but I only read some docs about it, no experience at all...