> > > BTW, why hbcc for Harbour compiler? 'hbcc' seems to imply "Harbour > > C Compiler", while 'hbcmp' seems to mean 'Harbour Compiler'. > > What are the reasons behind the names? > > The job of hbcc is to hide the c compiler so you don't have to change > your makefiles if you change it.
I think I understood it from your previous message, the right answer is that both -hbcc and -hbcmp should do _exactly the same_ in hbmk2. (produce object output). [ hbmk2 handles .c .prg, etc inputs automatically and calls Harbour only if needed. ] Brgds, Viktor
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