Hi Przemek,
Surely, it would be better. I believe all compilers should
be able to produce a compatible .dll.
Okay, I've now built Harbour using make_gnu.sh, I don't know
how a shared lib looks like, but there are surely not any
harbour*.dll created.
My fault, I forgot that harbour shared library is created in install
phase in HB_LIB_INSTALL directory. By default it's /usr/local/
harbour/lib
So please make now:
./make_gnu.sh install
Okay, now tried with 'install', and it does install everything,
but I don't see it installing any .dlls still. The end of the
process looks like this:
---
...
./bin/postinst.sh
C:\work\harbour\harbour\bin\postinst.sh: ../bin/hb-func.sh: No such
file or directory
make: *** [install] Error 1
---
hb-mkslib.sh needs parameters, but I don't know what exactly?
If you want to create harbour.dll manually then make:
hb-mkslib.sh harbour.dll libhbvm.a libhbrtl.a libhbcommon.a
<otherhblibs,...>
but it's not necessary. ./make_gnu.sh install will be enough.
I'd like to get it automatically :)
Brgds,
Viktor
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