if in your clipper project you have a problem with library sequence you must follow sequence accortind to blnker documentation
Error messages 1189-1199 should not occur during normal operation. One of the most common causes within this group of errors is a memory conflict. Run the BLINKMEM utility, which is included with Blinker, to check for such conflicts. Another common cause of these errors is a corrupted object file or library. Re-run the link with the keyword VERBOSE added: the last module or library listed (or, in some cases, the module or library after the last one listed, in the sequence of the link script) will most likely be the offending file. Rebuild or reinstall the file. But i string suggest you use harbour instead clipper There is any motivation to use clipper instead harbour harbour is more compatible with any modern os clipper application can't run on same vga card on windows vista/7 ecc. ecc. 2010/1/8 Edmer <[email protected]> > > Hi Gurus, > > I was assigned this particular task to maintain some of the Clipper > applications of one of our department so I'm going back from > harbour/xharbour to Clipper this time only. I noticed that if changed the > order of linking of the libraries, it will produce General Protection Fault > at the start of program execution. Could someone please explain to me the > reason behind this. Why is the order of linking the OBJ and LIB files very > important. In some application it doesn't matter the order of linking of our > third-party libraries. The linker I'm using is Blinker. > > Thanks, > Ed > -- Massimo Belgrano _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) [email protected] http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
