RichEdit C funcs not found in mingw libs 10.9

l.f.

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RichEdit C funcs not found in mingw libs 10.9
Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2011 06:21 AM

I tried to rebuild my apps with mingw and I got:

c:/dvl/fwh/lib/fivehg.lib(TRICHEDI.o):TRICHEDI.c:(.data+0x198): undefined reference to HB_FUN_REDLLVERSION' c:/dvl/fwh/lib/fivehg.lib(TRICHEDI.o):TRICHEDI.c:(.data+0x1b8): undefined reference toHB_FUN_REGETPARAFORMAT'
...
c:/dvl/fwh/lib/fivehg.lib(TRICHEDI.o):TRICHEDI.c:(.data+0x1348): undefined reference to `HB_FUN_RESETPARAGRAPH'

Those funcs seem not present in fivehgc.lib.

Am I missing something?

P.S. same result with with 10.7 and 10.8 and the apps are built correctly with bcc

best regards,
Lorenzo Fiorini

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Re: RichEdit C funcs not found in mingw libs 10.9
Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:06 AM

As I know

RichEdit[/*:m]
ActiveX[/*:m]
FWCallDll()[/*:m][/list:u]

is not implemented in FWH for MinGW (yet).

Best Regards,

Ruediger Alich

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Silvio

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Re: RichEdit C funcs not found in mingw libs 10.9
Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:34 AM

these functions are not pubblish yet, talk with Antonio

Best Regards, Saludos

Falconi Silvio

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Re: RichEdit C funcs not found in mingw libs 10.9
Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 12:54 PM

l.f. wrote:
P.S. same result with with 10.7 and 10.8 and the apps are built correctly with bcc

Hi Lorenzo,

If you want to link and test your app build with MinGW (without your functions which needs RichEdit, ActiveX) insert e.g. this:

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FUNCTION REDLLVERSION();       DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REGETPARAFORMAT();    DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REGETBULLET();        DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REGETCHARFORMAT();    DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REGETHIGHLIGHT();     DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REGETNUMBERING();     DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REGETZOOM();          DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REINSERTPICTURE();    DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RELEN();              DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REPAGEBREAK();        DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REPASTESPECIAL();     DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESAVEASRTF();        DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETFONTNAME();      DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETFONTSIZE();      DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETHIGHLIGHT();     DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETOLEINIT();       DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETOLEUNINIT();     DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETOLECALLBACK();   DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REGETOLEINTERFACE();  DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETPOS();           DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETSELECTION();     DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETTEXTCOLOR();     DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETZOOM();          DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETCHARFORMAT();    DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REFINDTEXT();         DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REGETINDENT();        DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REGETPARAGRAPH();     DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REGETSELECTION();     DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION LOCKWINDOWUPDATE();   DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RELOADASRTF();        DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REGETNMHDRLINK();     DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REPREVIEW();          DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REPRINT();            DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION REPRINTBOX();         DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETPARAFORMAT();    DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETATTRIBUTE();     DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETAUTOURLDETECT(); DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETBULLET();        DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETINDENT();        DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETNUMBERING();     DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION RESETPARAGRAPH();     DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)

FUNCTION ACTXGETPROPERTY();    DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION ACTXPDISP();          DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION ACTXSETLOCATION();    DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION ACTXSETPROPERTY();    DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION ACTXSTRING();         DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION CREATEACTIVEX();      DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION ACTXINVOKE();         DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION ACTXEVENTS();         DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION ACTXEND();            DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)
FUNCTION ISACTIVEX();          DUMMY(PROCNAME(1)); RETURN(NIL)

FUNCTION FWCallDll(); MsgInfo( "DLL-Call "+ProcName(1)+" not (yet) available." ); RETURN(0)

FUNCTION DUMMY( cName ); MsgStop( "Function "+cName+' not available.'); RETURN(NIL)

If you use Harbour you can use e.g. instead of:

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DLL32 Function GetDriveTypeA( cDrive AS STRING ) AS LONG PASCAL FROM "GetDriveTypeA" LIB "kernel32.dll"

this:

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FUNCTION GetDriveTypeA( cDrive ); RETURN( DllCall( "kernel32.dll", DLL_OSAPI, "GetDriveTypeA", cDrive ) )

Best Regards,

Ruediger Alich

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Antonio Linares

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Re: RichEdit C funcs not found in mingw libs 10.9
Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 05:33 AM

Still we get the error:

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fivehgc.lib(BRUSHES.o):BRUSHES.C:(.text+0x23e0): undefined reference to `AlphaBlend'

trying to solve it as libmsimg32.a should solve it...

regards, saludos

Antonio Linares
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