Hi, I have it pending, managed to solve the update in a way that's less painful, there're a few files static to Harbour, and there is a script which renames/converts the PCRE sources to the Harbour short filename format. This way there is no need to manually edit any foreign sources.
My question is: Is it a reasonable concept, to not manually patch the files to suppress warnings, rather, either ignore them or use #pragmas to achieve that? Even if it's not perfect, it can be a good compromise for easier updates (that is until someone submits these patches to the PCRE project.) There is now an easy way to add any of those #pragmas in a file called _hbconf.h, which gets injected between the PCRE source files and the original PCRE config.h. Brgds, Viktor _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list [email protected] http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
