Hi Vailton,

> Turbo Incremental Link 5.00 Copyright (c) 1997, 2000 Borland

Fatal: Unable to open file 'NDDEAPI.LIB'

hbmk: Error: Running linker. 2:

ilink32.exe @C:\Users\VAILTO~1\AppData\Local\Temp\u9m8j1.lnk


This is caused by incomplete bcc32.cfg/ilink32.cfg, also see my
prev mail. It's not hbmk2 or Harbour hbp job to fix incomplete bcc
installations, so it should be corrected locally. Unfortunate Borland
forgot to highlight this configuration detail in their README.
Anyway you can also add the PSDK lib manually on the command
line or additional local .hbp file, but I'd prefer to leave it for now
from our files since they'd be highly bcc specific hacks on the
wrong place. Besides, we would have to know the location of PSDK
dir on users computer, which cannot be done without further ugly
hacks and knowledge of version specific / non-documented bcc
internals.

C:\Users\VAILTO~1\AppData\Local\Temp\hbmk_tg6vjx.c:
> Turbo Incremental Link 5.00 Copyright (c) 1997, 2000 Borland
> Error: Unresolved external 'AlphaBlend' referenced from
> F:\FW\FWH_9.04\LIB\FIVEH
> C.LIB|BRUSHES
> hbmk: Error: Running linker. 2:
> ilink32.exe @C:\Users\VAILTO~1\AppData\Local\Temp\cz3x7z.lnk


I've found that bcc codepath didn't add hbmk2 win sys liblist
to the linker command. I'll correct that ASAP.

At the same time this will mean that hbmk2 will be broken
for everyone with not properly configured bcc.

In some other cases, the FW provides native support for ODBC and

ODBC32.LIB is missing inside fwh.hbp... See it in buildh.bat which is
> posted above.


I'll add odbc32 lib to the std list of system headers. If anyone is
aware of any problems this may cause, pls tell. Alternatively we
can add it to fwh.hbp.

Brgds,
Viktor
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