Hi
Windows XP 5.1 Service Pack 2
c:\harbour\tests>xpp cpu1.prg /n && alink cpu1
Xbase++ (R) Compiler 1.90.326 Dec 9 2005
Copyright (c) Alaska Software. All rights reserved.
File: cpu1.prg Line: 24
File cpu1.prg successfully compiled.
Alaska 32-Bit Linker Version 1.90.326
Copyright (c) Alaska Software 1997-2005. All rights reserved.
1st Test
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Threads running == 7
_out_.txt
....
wating... 06:51:55
wating... 06:51:55
wating... 06:51:55
wating... 06:51:55
wating... 06:51:55
After killing - no erreor log.
2nd Test
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c:\harbour\tests>cpu1
A {...@#@#@, {!!!}}
C ********************
C ********************
C ********************
A {...@#@#@, {!!!}}
A {...@#@#@, {!!!}}
C ********************
C ********************
A {...@#@#@, {!!!}}
C ********************
A {...@#@#@, {!!!}}
A {...@#@#@, {!!!}}
A {...@#@#@, {!!!}}
A {...@#@#@, {!!!}}
A {...@#@#@, {!!!}}
C ********************
A {...@#@#@, {!!!}}
A {...@#@#@, {!!!}}
C ********************
A {...@#@#@, {!!!}}
A {...@#@#@, {!!!}}
Press any key to continue...
c:\harbour\tests>
No .log .txt
Regards
Pritpal Bedi
Przemyslaw Czerpak-2 wrote:
>
> I've downloaded from internet some xbase++ documentation and I'm
> wondering how some things really works. Maybe I'm wrong but IMHO
> few things cannot work as described. Also some results from previous
> tests had some strange for me anomalies.
> I would like to ask xbase++ users to make some tests with this
> language to find answers for some questions.
>
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