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Luiz,
Thanks for reply. Have you downloaded http://uploaded.to/file/ixsob6vt ? You will find a full working sample, also .exe file. As I told you several times, I always use: xHarbour.org 1.2.1, Fivewin 12.06, Borland 5.82 and MySQL 5.09 via Internet. Have you tested my sample with Fivewin?. Thanks. |
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Dear Elvira:
On Wednesday, July 25, 2012 2:52:53 AM UTC-7, Elvira wrote: > Lucas, > > I just read the whole thread you poted at > news.xharbour.com abot the GPF. > > It is very funny. They mixed questions and > answer you about other topics. > > Also, Patrick tells Luiz there is a bug. But > here says other words. > > You provide a full working bug and today Luiz > says: > > "Lucas > > All samples should be self contained using > only pure xharbour code > > Regards > Luiz ". > > > You showed them the bugs and they don´t > want to look into. Showing the bugs is not the need. We don't believe he came here to lie. But to end up at the problem, we need to know the steps. He is describing abehavior "no one else" sees. So we have to rub the puppy's nose in it. > Those attitudes are not very serious. Not > even proffesional. So that´s why the > product is, somekind, a buggy fraud. It is what was left to us to maintain, by a *very* smart guy, whose currenteffort you appear to be trying to push. And when we ask *you* to provide simplified examples, you run away to snipe on another thread. If you want the problem fixed, help. If you want to snipe, no one will take you seriously. SQLRDD is only available as commercial xHarbour product. As such, you haveguaranteed support through the xHarbour.com resources. This is not the channel for that support. Those channels are listed at the xHarbour.com website. Not that you cannot get some help here, even from xHarbour developers (I amnot). You can. But you seem more interested in denigrating, tearing down, rather than helping to fix. If you bought SQLRDD, they will have recordsyou bought it, and can fix it. But they need your reduced code that showshow xHarbour (not xHarbour plus some third party package) breaks. They don't have teams of hundreds of employees whose job is to track down every fragmentary report. David A. Smith |
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Hey Lucas,
Your gpf.exe also GPF's here. ;-) If I reduce your sample to NOT using FiveWin and using SQLRDD for xHarbour Builder it does not GPF and gives me this: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/390763/Scree...07-25_2105.png Now testing with BCC... Patrick |
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Hey Lucas,
> Your gpf.exe also GPF';s here. ;-) > If I reduce your sample to NOT using FiveWin and using SQLRDD for xHarbour Builder it does not GPF and gives me this: > http://dl.dropbox.com/u/390763/Scree...07-25_2105.png > Now testing with BCC... Done testing with BCC58 and also no GPF, I still get the regular error message like the one above. I will send you my test project tmrw in the morning ok? Thanks. Patrick |
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Hey Lucas,
This is the project I tested with: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/4973801/SQLRDD-GPF.ZIP Let me know if it also gives "regular" RTE on your end ok? Patrick |
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How are you compiling, you should use xbuild to compile the app correctly
Regards Luiz Em quarta-feira, 25 de julho de 2012 18h45min34s UTC-3, Lucas escreveu: > Hello Patrick, > > Thanks for helping me. > > Yes, in your exe I see the clipepr/xharbour error as the picture. > > But if I compile with Fivewin, c:\fwh\samples\buildx.bat, I get the gpf. > > But normal SQLRDD errors are shown ok. |
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El jueves, 26 de julio de 2012 01:48:55 UTC+2, cul...@gmail.com escribió:
> How are you compiling, you should use xbuild to compile the app correctly > I do NOT use xharbour.com, I use xHarbour.org, Fivewin and BCC 5.82. Have you tested my sample with Fivewin? |
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Hey Lucas,
> Thanks for helping me. NP ![]() > Yes, in your exe I see the clipepr/xharbour error as the picture. Ok! > But if I compile with Fivewin, c:\fwh\samples\buildx.bat, I get the gpf. > But normal SQLRDD errors are shown ok. FiveWin uses its own error system. Maybe you need to look there? Try to trace where the GPF exactly occurs. Patrick |
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Hey Lucas,
> I do NOT use xharbour.com, I use xHarbour.org, Fivewin and BCC 5.82. Ok, than you don't NEED to use xBuild. Its just easier to use xBuild ;-) > Have you tested my sample with Fivewin? Sorry, we can not give support on FiveWin. As I said earlier, try to trace the errorsys of FiveWin to see where exactly the GPF occurs. Patrick |
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On Thursday, July 26, 2012 6:28:52 AM UTC-7, Lucas wrote:
> > It is not a Fivewin issue. It is, and you agreed that it only GPFs when FiveWin is included. .... > It works perfect under Fivewin. You get a GPF when you include FiveWin. You don't get a GPF when you use xHarbour alone. If FiveWin no longer works with xHarbour.org that has not been changed in more than 2 years, how is that something xHarbour can fix? > Hope it helps. How can it? Unless you are dealing with the FiveWin folks? Because they are not here. David A. Smith |
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Lucas
Please post your compilation script Regards Luiz On 26 jul, 05:51, Lucas <lucasdebelt...@gmail.com> wrote: > El jueves, 26 de julio de 2012 01:48:55 UTC+2, cul...@gmail.com *escribió: > > > How are you compiling, you should use xbuild to compile the app correctly > > I do NOT use xharbour.com, I use xHarbour.org, Fivewin and BCC 5.82. > > Have you tested my sample with Fivewin? |
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Lucas
This is the problem, you are linking libs on wrong order this is the correct order FiveHC.lib FiveHX.lib gtgui.lib sqlbcc58.lib libmysql.lib vm.lib rtl.lib macro.lib pp.lib common.lib lang.lib rdd.lib dbfntx.lib dbfnsx.lib dbfcdx.lib dbffpt.lib debug.lib pcrepos.lib hsx.lib hbsix.lib ct.lib zlib.lib codepage.lib cw32.lib import32.lib odbc32.lib Regards Luiz |
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