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I was able to compile most of it, but had problems with some of the contrib libraries.

Did anybody build a borland 32 bit distribution?

A more important question - do we need to move from 3.2 dev to prod? I mean, does it matter much?

https://fivetechsoft.github.io/Harbour_builder/

Thanks Antonio,

But the build still says dev

https://github.com/FiveTechSoft/Harbour_builder/actions/runs/31339242325#artifacts

Artifacts
Produced during runtime
Name Size Digest
harbour_win32_bcc_20260809
14.9 MB
sha256:31e7f20cfc169726eab88c85a6c320457b0dad574e3604980de8c5840878d771

[C:\hb32_bcc_prod\bin]harbour
Harbour 3.2.1dev (r2607071005)
Copyright (c) 1999-2026, https://harbour.github.io/

Syntax: C:\hb32_bcc_prod\bin\harbour.exe <file[s][.prg]|@file> [options]

Options: -a automatic memvar declaration
-b debug info
-build display detailed version info
-credits display credits
-d<id>[=<val>] #define <id>
-es[<level>] set exit severity
-fn[:[l|u]|-] set filename casing (l=lower u=upper)
-fd[:[l|u]|-] set directory casing (l=lower u=upper)

Just click on the artifact:

https://github.com/FiveTechSoft/Harbour_builder/actions/runs/31339242325/artifacts/9045315446

Correct, that's what I did. I just clicked on your link again, and it's the same artifact that I downloaded before.

If you have a chance, can you unzip the artifact you just linked to, CD to that bin folder, and type Harbour? You'll see what I'm talking about ; it still says Dev.

The one that I compiled a few weeks ago, said only 3.2.0. It didn't say 'dev', which your linked artifact did.

However, I don't trust my version, because it had some problems compiling the contrib, and also I got some nul.map write protection errors when unzipping that version to my hard drive just now.

This was my version:

[C:\hb32_bcc_prod_my_version\bin]harbour
Harbour 3.2.0 (r2607071000)
Copyright (c) 1999-2025, https://harbour.github.io/

Syntax: C:\hb32_bcc_prod_my_version\bin\harbour.exe <file[s][.prg]|@file> [options]

Options: -a automatic memvar declaration

Do you mean this ?

Harbour 3.2.1dev (r2607071005)

It is totally safe to use it. 100% stable :idea:

Ok, thanks.

I just thought the point of the recent update, was to get past the harbour dev version, and start working with an official prod version.

I don't recall which flags I used to compile the prod version, but I can look it up in the afternoon.

Dear Master!

Why is there https://github.com/FiveTechSoft/Harbour_builder/actions/runs/31339242325/artifacts/9045315446 nothing for BCC770 64bit?

Dear Anton,

We need to have a free bcc7 64 bits that we can use from GitHub Actions :idea:

If we find it, then we can use it ;-)

But legally, we can't upload it and use it

Error: Unresolved external '__streams' referenced from D:\HARBOUR_BCC770_32_20260809\LIB\WIN\BCC\HBVM.LIB|fm

Are you using bcc7.7 ?

https://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?p=281897#p281897

Our fault :oops:

https://github.com/FiveTechSoft/Harbour_builder/commits/master/.github/temp/bcc70.zip

We uploaded a bcc70.zip for testing and we forgot to erase it :oops:

If we remove it then we will not be able to provide the bcc32 flavor.

Is there a free and legal bcc77.zip available ?

I'm using bcc7.70

Hello Master

You know that this https://github.com/FiveTechSoft/Harbour_builder/actions/runs/32370463484#artifacts only generates a fragment for BCC64?

Dear Anton,

Wht do you mean ? Are contribs missing ?

Please send pull request with fix :wink: