HMG 3.0.0 + IDE + HFCL (Forum Test VIII)

[Roberto Lopez]

I'll work on it.

I know that the following apparently has not any sense...
This must be verified prior to be confirmed....
but...

If the program uses <> in include file name, the incremental compilation does not work, but if the include uses "" it works ok

I'll continue testing and when I sure enough I'll report to HBMK2 authors.

Please, check it...

Regards,

Roberto.

[esgici]

If the program uses <> in include file name, the incremental compilation does not work, but if the include uses "" it works ok

Yes, confirmed

Best Regards

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Esgici

[mol]

Sorry for my absence.
I'll try it now.

[mol]

Hello Roberto!
When I used build.bat (from few posts ago), changing forms causes recompilation of project.

[gfilatov]

Hello Roberto,

There is a small issue in the build.bat from test build.
The following section is repeated twice in the build.bat:

rem ***************************************************************************
rem If /i parameter rceived set BUILDTYPE to incremental
rem ***************************************************************************

if "%1"=="/i" goto incremental
if "%1"=="/I" goto incremental

rem ***************************************************************************
rem If /i parameter rceived set BUILDTYPE to incremental
rem ***************************************************************************

if "%1"=="/i" goto incremental
if "%1"=="/I" goto incremental

[Roberto Lopez]

Hello Roberto,

There is a small issue in the build.bat from test build.
The following section is repeated twice in the build.bat:

rem ***************************************************************************
rem If /i parameter rceived set BUILDTYPE to incremental
rem ***************************************************************************

if "%1"=="/i" goto incremental
if "%1"=="/I" goto incremental

rem ***************************************************************************
rem If /i parameter rceived set BUILDTYPE to incremental
rem ***************************************************************************

if "%1"=="/i" goto incremental
if "%1"=="/I" goto incremental

You are right, but the second couple of 'ifs' is never executed since the 'incremental' routine ends with a 'goto continue' , so it should be not the cause of the problem...

Had you tested the "" vs, <> thing?

I'm interested to know if the problem arises with BCC builds too.

TIA.

Regards,

Roberto.

[Roberto Lopez]

If the program uses <> in include file name, the incremental compilation does not work, but if the include uses "" it works ok

Yes, confirmed

Best Regards

--

Esgici

Was an interesting puzzle...

I've changed the "" by <> with no so much faith

Regards,

Roberto.

[esgici]

Was an interesting puzzle...
I've changed the "" by <> with no so much faith

Perhaps some programmers likes building puzzles for others

Best Regards

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Esgici

[esgici]

Hi Maestro

And, founding the key of puzzle ( "" vs <> ) was the most difficult phase.

This is cause of we are saying you "Maestro"

With best regards

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Esgici

[Roberto Lopez]

Well...

For all involved with this issue: I guess that There is no bug to report.

According Clipper reference, #include directive sholud use double quotes for filenames.

#include
Include a file into the current source file
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Syntax

#include "<headerFileSpec>"

Arguments

All Harbour samples included in the official distribution, uses double quotes for #includes.

So, strictly talking, using <> for #includes is not correct.

Any opinions???

Regards,

Roberto.