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Peter,
If you use the xHarbour build that we provide (free one, not commercial) it works great with FWH 8.04.
Why don't you use it in the meantime ? Richard Chidiak and others here have migrated from the commercial one to the free one, and they are very happy
It looks as the free xHarbour version is much actively upgraded than the commercial one.
If you use the xHarbour build that we provide (free one, not commercial) it works great with FWH 8.04.
Why don't you use it in the meantime ? Richard Chidiak and others here have migrated from the commercial one to the free one, and they are very happy
It looks as the free xHarbour version is much actively upgraded than the commercial one.
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Peter,
If you mean the SQLRDD there is already a Borland version, so you can migrate to the xHarbour Borland free build and never have these troubles again
The xHarbour developers work on the free version and later on they port to the commercial version, thats why the commercial version is so outdated
If you mean the SQLRDD there is already a Borland version, so you can migrate to the xHarbour Borland free build and never have these troubles again
The xHarbour developers work on the free version and later on they port to the commercial version, thats why the commercial version is so outdated
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Just install the xharbour.exe that we provide and download the free Borland C compiler from here: www.fivetechsoft.com/files/freecommandlinetools.exe
Install Borland and then create these two files in c:\borland\bcc55\bin:
(alternatively you can use c:\bcc55 instead of c:\borland\bcc55)
bcc32.cfg:
-I"c:\borland\bcc55\include"
-L"c:\borland\bcc55\lib"
ilink32.cfg:
-L"c:\borland\bcc55\lib"
Then go to fwh\samples\buildx.bat, edit it and adjust your paths, and then do: buildx.bat tutor01
You should get your first running EXE with the free xHarbour and FWH 8.04
Install Borland and then create these two files in c:\borland\bcc55\bin:
(alternatively you can use c:\bcc55 instead of c:\borland\bcc55)
bcc32.cfg:
-I"c:\borland\bcc55\include"
-L"c:\borland\bcc55\lib"
ilink32.cfg:
-L"c:\borland\bcc55\lib"
Then go to fwh\samples\buildx.bat, edit it and adjust your paths, and then do: buildx.bat tutor01
You should get your first running EXE with the free xHarbour and FWH 8.04
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