The standard API _parc() accepts two parameter! Harbour choices are wrong and only add confusion to the crystal clear Clipper APIs.
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Antonio, do you give up? 
EMG
No, never
I have emailed you my proposal for the way to go
I received (and already answered) the "use mak" suggestion. But here I was referring to the hb_parvc() problem: can we use hb_parc() instead? Why using hb_parvc()? Please reread the thread.
EMG
Enrico,
You may use a define:
define hb_parvc( x, y ) hb_parc( x, y )
The problem is that Harbour hb_parc() no longer support two parameters
Antonio Linares wrote:Enrico,
You may use a define:
#define hb_parvc( x, y ) hb_parc( x, y )
The problem is that Harbour hb_parc() no longer support two parameters
The second parameter is the index of the array if the first parameter is an array. I can't believe that Harbour's developers have changed the Clipper API interface!
EMG