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You can safely ignore the warning from the first quoting. For the second, check the bcc55 readme:

2. From the bin directory of your installation:
a. Add "c:\Borland\Bcc55"
to the existing path
b. Create a bcc32.cfg file which will set
the compiler options for the Include
and Lib paths (-I and -L switches to
compiler) by adding these lines:
-I"c:\Borland\Bcc55\include"
-L"c:\Borland\Bcc55\lib"
c. Create an ilink32.cfg file which will set
the linker option for the Lib path by
adding this line:
-L"c:\Borland\Bcc55\lib"

EMG

Enrico,

Thanks for the advice, I made sure the bcc32.cfg and ilink32.cfg were set up and it works great.

Thnaks again

Antonio,

I copied the newly created harbor.exe's to my harbour folder and verified I have current results.

Thanks

Dave,

I understand that you mean that with the new created Harbour you keep having the exception, right ?

Have you rebuilt the DLL and the EXE with the new created Harbour ?

Antonio,

Correct, I still have the exception.

I have not added any traces to the VMinit to look deeper.

Thanks

Dave,

Ok, now in Harbour\source\vm\hvm.c function hb_vmInit() please place some traces and rebuild Harbour again and rebuild the DLL and the EXE:

and so on, so we can detect where the exception is coming from.

Antonio,

I keep getting compile error

Error: Unresolved external '_MessageBox' referenced from C:\HS\HARBOUR\LIB\WIN\BCC\HBVM.LIB|hvm

also this is how the initstack is.





Thanks

Dave,

> Error: Unresolved external '_MessageBox' referenced from C:\HS\HARBOUR\LIB\WIN\BCC\HBVM.LIB|hvm

Do you get that error when building your DLL ? Or when you rebuild Harbour ?

Have you included #include <windows.h> inside hvm.c as I shown you ?

> also this is how the initstack is.
> #if defined( HB_MT_VM )

That define is for multithreading and we are not going to use it for now, thats why you can place the trace in the #else section.

Antonio,

Yes, I forgot the #include <windows.h> inside hvm.c
I put it in there and still having some sort of problems.

When I added the messages in the HVM I was still not hitting them

To be sure I started over fresh with no changes

I noticed this in my log

-+thread.obj &
-+vm.obj &
-+harbinit.obj &
-+
Warning: 'hvm' not found in library
Warning: 'arrays' not found in library
Warning: 'arrayshb' not found in library
Warning: 'asort' not found in library
Warning: 'break' not found in library
Warning: 'classes' not found in library
Warning: 'cmdarg' not found in library
Warning: 'debug' not found in library
Warning: 'dynlibhb' not found in library
Warning: 'dynsym' not found in library
Warning: 'codebloc' not found in library
Warning: 'estack' not found in library
Warning: 'eval' not found in library
Warning: 'evalhb' not found in library
Warning: 'extend' not found in library
Warning: 'extrap' not found in library
Warning: 'fm' not found in library
Warning: 'garbage' not found in library
Warning: 'hashes' not found in library
Warning: 'hashfunc' not found in library
Warning: 'initexit' not found in library
Warning: 'initsymb' not found in library
Warning: 'itemapi' not found in library
Warning: 'macro' not found in library
Warning: 'mainstd' not found in library
Warning: 'mainwin' not found in library
Warning: 'memvars' not found in library
Warning: 'memvclip' not found in library
Warning: 'pcount' not found in library
Warning: 'proc' not found in library
Warning: 'pvalue' not found in library
Warning: 'runner' not found in library
Warning: 'set' not found in library
Warning: 'thread' not found in library
Warning: 'vm' not found in library
Warning: 'harbinit' not found in library
mingw32-make.exe[3]: Leaving directory C:/hs/harbour/source/vm/win/bcc' mingw32-make.exe -C mainstd mingw32-make.exe[3]: Entering directoryC:/hs/harbour/source/vm/mainstd'

I am still creating a harbour.exe

Any ideas?

Antonio,

I have copied .bat .mak and .sh files
from my \harbour-1.0.1\contrib folder to my c:\hs\harbour folder



My make_b32.bat



when I run my makeb32.bat I get

MAKE Version 5.2 Copyright (c) 1987, 2000 Borland
Fatal: Unable to open makefile

in my make_b32.log. Should I be passing it any parameters?

Thanks

Dave,

> I am still creating a harbour.exe

If you previously delete harbour.exe and all the Harbour LIBs, do they get built again ?

Antonio,

Maybe some progress.

I copied files from \harboursource\harbour-1.0.1\

to my \hs\harbour folder

now when I run makeb32.bat I get:

MAKE Version 5.2 Copyright (c) 1987, 2000 Borland
Borland C++ 5.5 for Win32 Copyright (c) 1993, 2000 Borland
Turbo Incremental Link 5.00 Copyright (c) 1997, 2000 Borland
Error: Unresolved external '_hb_snprintf' referenced from C:\HS\HARBOUR\LIB\B32\HBCOMMON.LIB|hbver

** error 1 ** deleting bin\b32\hbpp.exe

No EXE's created

Thanks

Dave,

I just followed Enrico's instructions and Harbour EXEs and LIBs were properly built on first try:

1. I did a checkout on a clean directory as I explained you in this thread.

2. I created a makeb32.bat in the same path where make_gnu.bat is with these contents:


3. I run makeb32.bat and got everything properly built

Antonio,

I have separated my makegnu.bat from my other makeb32.bat in my hs folder and have
put it in my hs1 folder. It does build for me too. I am going to start over with makeb32.bat in a fresh
folder.


My current makegnu.bat




Here is what I have in the hvm.c file.


I see a lot of this in my make_gnu.log.



I cannot seem to hit the messagebox in the VMinit()

I still get the exception before I hit the new before vminit messagebox


Thanks

Dave,

But you said that you: "Made it to before VMinit"

Has that changed ?

What MessageBox prompt do you see before the exception ?