Mosh,
Why do you need to rebuild the libraries ? ![]()
Remove those PRGs. clipzip* is for Clipper, not for Harbour.
What Harbour version are you using to compile ?
Mosh,
Why do you need to rebuild the libraries ? ![]()
Remove those PRGs. clipzip* is for Clipper, not for Harbour.
What Harbour version are you using to compile ?
Antonio Linares wrote:Mosh,
Why do you need to rebuild the libraries ?
Antonio Linares wrote:
What Harbour version are you using to compile ?
Mosh,
Simply compile activex.prg and link the resulting OBJ as another OBJ of your EXE ![]()
Antonio Linares wrote:Mosh,
Simply compile activex.prg and link the resulting OBJ as another OBJ of your EXE
Antonio Linares wrote:Mosh,
We use the most recent builds. You can download them from:
http://code.google.com/p/harbour-and-xharbour-builds/
Mosh,
Use xHarbour to compile activex.prg:
harbour.exe activex.prg /n /i...
Then call bcc32.exe to create the OBJ:
bcc32.exe -c -I... activex.c
Then link the resulting activex.obj to your app, as another OBJ. It will take precedence over the one included in FiveH.lib
Antonio Linares wrote:Mosh,
Use xHarbour to compile activex.prg:
harbour.exe activex.prg /n /i...
Then call bcc32.exe to create the OBJ:
bcc32.exe -c -I... activex.c
Then link the resulting activex.obj to your app, as another OBJ. It will take precedence over the one included in FiveH.lib
Mosh,
FWH current version is 11.09 and you can order it from www.fivetechsoft.com purchase section, as it is a commercial product.
FWH 6.12 is a very old version back from 2006. We provide it for free so it can be tested, but if you plan to use it professionally then we advise to use 11.09