Harbour 3.2 for Borland bcc 7.1 64 bits !!!

[Antonio Linares]

https://bitbucket.org/fivetech/harbour- ... 160324.zip

Warning:

This is not the final version, as there is an issue with regular expressions to be solved.

This is just for test purposes

[Antonio Linares]

BCC 7.1 64 docs:

http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudi ... s_Compiler

[Vikthor.Thomas]

Antonio, buen día
Hay otra versión de Harbour actualizada para trabajar con Bcc 7.1

Saludos

[Antonio Linares]

Estamos a punto de publicar FWH 17.02 y una vez lo hagamos, sería el momento adecuado
para publicar versiones actualizadas de Harbour tanto en 32 como en 64 bits

[Enrico Maria Giordano]

I strongly suggest to drop BCC 7.10 and switch to BCC 7.20.

EMG

[Antonio Linares]

Enrico,

why ?

[Enrico Maria Giordano]

The question should be "why using the old version?".

EMG

[carlos vargas]

Antonio

Harbour 64 bits es dificil de compilar para bcc 7.2, sin _ en los makes, y config, ademas de hbmk2.
con xharbour no es tan complicado.

Ahora tu has publicado las versiones de 64 bit de borland tanto de harbour como de xharbour, pero fwh 64 solo incluye lib para harbour u no para xharbour (para borland.)
pudieras incluir las lib de fwh64 para xharbour.

salu2
carlos vargas

[Antonio Linares]

Enrico,

I meant what is the real advantage of using 7.2 for FWH users ?

A single change like this one means to provide support to many users, thats why I consider if is it worth the effort

7.1 is working fine. We could wait to bcc 7.5 or 8. There is no hurry to migrate to 7.2

[Antonio Linares]

Carlos,

_ a punto de publicar FWH 17.02

Una vez se publique, nos plantearemos actualizar la versión de Harbour y xHarbour y proporcionar FWH 64 para xHarbour 64 bits

[Enrico Maria Giordano]

Enrico,

I meant what is the real advantage of using 7.2 for FWH users ?

A single change like this one means to provide support to many users, thats why I consider if is it worth the effort

7.1 is working fine. We could wait to bcc 7.5 or 8. There is no hurry to migrate to 7.2

It is not a real migration. You just have to replace the compiler and that's all. Using an updated compiler is important for the compatibility with latest Windows SDK. And there is no xHarbour build for BCC 7.1 64-bit.

EMG

[Antonio Linares]

This is what I mean:

http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewt ... =6&t=33696