> > > hbmk t # result t[.<exeext>] > > hbcmp t # result t.<objext> > > hblnk t.<objext> # result t[.<exeext>] > > hbcc -c t.c # result t.<objext> > > And the last one I forgot: > hbcc t.c # result t[.<exeext>]
Okay, so we have three real modes: -hbcmp -> input to .c -hbcc -c -> input to object -hbcc -> input to executable -hblnk -> input to executable I'll implement this for compatibility, but in essence this seem to be a much more confusing variation of having three clear modes (unless I'm still missing some subtle detail): -stopafterharbour -> hbcmp -stopafterccompiler -> hbcc -c (default) -> hbmk, hbcc, hblnk Brgds, Viktor
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