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Rick Lipkin
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This just showed up .. I have no clue what generated this trace.log .. using FWH806.

*** WARNING! Function: GETNEW Duplicate Definition: 0043FB0C in Module: tgetint.prg is hidden by previously registered Module: TCLIPGET.PRG Definition: 00407035

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Enrico

Thank you for your QUICK responce .. I just downloaded the latest ( 806 ) FTDN version of xHarbour and the Trace.Log .. went away..

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Post by nageswaragunupudi »

Trace.Log has its own advanatages for the developer. It tells us if there is more than one public symbol with the same name. Is there any runtime switch to turn on gernation of Trace.Log ?
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Post by Enrico Maria Giordano »

No, as far as I know. This is from xHarbour's hvm.c:

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#ifdef TRACE_DUPLICATE_FUNCTIONS
                     /* NOTE: hb_traceInit() is not yet executed, but it uses s_bEmpty to not override output preceding hb_vmInit() */
                     TraceLog( NULL, "*** WARNING! Function: %s Duplicate Definition: %p in Module: %s is hidden by previously registered Module: %s Definition: %p\n",
                               pSymbol->szName, pSymbol->value.pFunPtr, szModuleName,
                               pDynSym->pModuleSymbols ? pDynSym->pModuleSymbols->szModuleName : "<unspecified>", pDynSym->pSymbol->value.pFunPtr );
#endif
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Post by nageswaragunupudi »

Mr Enrico

Thanks for the information
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G. N. Rao.
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