>> Here is the list of libs which come with VC2008 (to be precise >> with SDK 7, but this details should be the same for these two >> packages): > [...] >> Please tell me if this gave answer to your question. > > No, it doesn't. Anyhow I used google to find some information > about it and I think that some advanced MSVC users should look > at it and answer what will happen when Harbour is build for > different MSVCRT then one of used DLLs when /MT or /MD switches > are used (it may exploit some problems with 3-rd party harbour > binaries) and maybe which switches are present in some old MSVC > versions. > Anyhow I'm not MSVC users and I cannot help here so I'm leaving > this problem to people using this compiler.
There is no problem here AFAIU. I deleted a switch which forced the default setting. As for /MT vs /MD, all I know about it from past experience is that you must use the same switch for all components that you want to link together into one binary, otherwise you get ugly link-time errors. Maybe there are additional rules, but for sure this is true. Checking old versions would be useful, but I don't have 2005 anymore installed, and don't have older versions at all. I we receive information, and if it's needed, we can tweak this setting for older versions. Or, could well be I don't understand your point. Brgds, Viktor _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) [email protected] http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
