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I confirm the problem. Found no solution so far.

EMG

You must check if hbzip.lib contains any compiled PRG and if so, compile it with Harbour.

Why with Harbour? I used xHarbour for my tests.

EMG

Maverich wrote:In preceding posts, Antonio said I should use the hbzip.lib found in xharbour.org to Zip files.
Ok, I've used it, but calling the function
HB_ZIPFILEBYPKSPAN
causes a FiveWin GPF.
I've tried that function in Xharbour console, it plays well. It seems an incompatibility with FWH.

Here's the code:

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#include "FiveWin.ch"

FUNCTION main()

  hb_setdiskzip( { | nDisk | Alert( "Please insert disk no " + Str( nDisk, 3 ) ) } )

  IF HB_ZIPFILEBYPKSPAN( "a:\TEST.ZIP", "TEST.PRG" )
    Alert( "File was successfully created" )
  ENDIF

  RETURN NIL

Any suggestion?
thanks

richard,

I simply used the code that comes with the xharbour documentation. ANY example that uses hb..SPAN causes a GPF.
If you consider that a ZIP file is often used for backup on removable drives (ZIP, flash disks, ecc.), it's a great problem.

I don't understand what Antonio said-look for prg inside the lib-how can i recompile the prgs if I don't have any source?

regards

Riccardo,

I missunderstood you, I though you were using Harbour, instead of xharbour.

Please create a MAP file and search for the GPF address into the MAP file.

Don't you get a FWH MsgAlert() with the calls stack list ?

Found! Simply replace Alert() with MsgInfo() and then it will work perfectly!

EMG

ok, it plays.
But if there isn't a disk in the floppy, how to exit the function? I haven't found a valid solution.

regards