Oh and BTW, message to Alaska folks, maybe someone is reading this: I have to be an Administrator (in XP) in order to make a compile session, otherwise I'm getting an "Error / Error in saving message!" messagebox. AFAIR this is so since at least 5 years (since I'm non admin on my PC).
I think this should be fixed. [ Ignore this if it's already fixed in newer editions. ] Brgds, Viktor On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 1:36 PM, Viktor Szakáts <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi Przemek, > --- > Xbase++ (R) Compiler 1.90.331 Apr 27 2006 > Copyright (c) Alaska Software. All rights reserved. > File: speedtst.prg Line: 816 > speedtst.prg(182:0): error XBT0200: Syntax Error > speedtst.prg(265:0): warning XBT0105: Function t030 does not end with > RETURN > speedtst.prg(306:0): error XBT0223: NEXT does not match FOR > speedtst.prg(308:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(310:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(312:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(314:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(318:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(322:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(326:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(330:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(334:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(336:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(338:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(340:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(342:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(344:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(376:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(398:0): warning XBT0100: RETURN statement with no value in > function > speedtst.prg(543:0): warning XBT0100: RETURN statement with no value in > function > speedtst.prg(545:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(548:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(551:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > speedtst.prg(555:0): error XBT0251: Reserved keyword > Too many errors, exiting > --- > > [ my demo has expired so I'm not sure I can even build a > running executable, but at least the compiler seems to work. ] > > Brgds, > Viktor > > On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Przemyslaw Czerpak <[email protected]>wrote: > >> Hi All, >> >> I would like to ask someone who uses xBase++ and Harbour to make >> some tests with tests/speedtst.prg. >> >> Current tests/speedtst.prg code can be compiled and executed by Clipper >> so I hope it should also work with xBase++ as least in single thread >> mode which I set as default when __XPP__ macro is defined. >> I would like to compare the MT performance and scalability but before >> I'll invest time in updating this test to use xBase++ API for MT mode >> I would like to know if it's possible to compile and execute current >> version and also see the results from Harbour and xBase++ builds >> executed on the same machine. >> >> Can you make such tests? >> Or if xBase++ cannot compile current tests/speedtst.prg code can >> you inform me about the exact problems? >> >> best regards, >> Przemek >> _______________________________________________ >> Harbour mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour >> > >
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