Hi Pritpal, > But now I have run into another issue and am at a loss to > determine what causes this behavior. This is one very large > production project which is always linked through xMate and BCC55. > xMate issues compiler commands per source file and all goes absolutely > ok. Now I am tryng it with hbMK2 and am in all sorts of problems.
What is the warning? > PRG sources are fairly large, I means lines per source are in thousand.S. > After few prgs the same warning level starts appearing and after a long list > of them for the same source, process terminates. Note that we have already > defined warning level to 0. I shuffled sources up/down the list but it > merely -w0 only changes Harbour warning level. To turn off C compiler warnings, you can use -warn=no option, by default hbmk2 uses the same warning level as Harbour build and bcc is known to exit with fatal error if number of warnings is high. I'd suggest to experiment with -warn=low first. Anyhow it's strange you have any C warnings in generated .c code, but it's possible that xhb's lower standard on warnings is kicking in here. Viktor _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) [email protected] http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
