I wanted some automatic way of including the build date and time in my complied xHarbour/FiveLinux code. The method I came up with is as follows:
In the shell script that builds the application I get the system date and time and then pass it to the xHarbour compiler as a #define by using the -d compiler option.
The option is built as follows:
and applied as follows. Note that ${1} is the parameter containing the name of the source file to be compiled.
Then you can use kBDATE in your program as you wish - in my case I include it in the title of the main window.
Regards
xProgrammer
In the shell script that builds the application I get the system date and time and then pass it to the xHarbour compiler as a #define by using the -d compiler option.
The option is built as follows:
builddate=$(date +"%d/%m/%Y@%T")
strBD=""
strBD+='-dkBDATE="'
strBD+=${builddate}
strBD+='"'and applied as follows. Note that ${1} is the parameter containing the name of the source file to be compiled.
./../../xharbour/bin/harbour ${1}.prg -n -I./../include -I./../../xharbour/include -q0 ${strBD}Then you can use kBDATE in your program as you wish - in my case I include it in the title of the main window.
Regards
xProgrammer
