HBMK2 a file at a time

[José Quintas]

Is possible compile 1 source at command using hbmk2?

Situation:

#include "a.ch"

#include "b.ch"

but b causes redefinition

When compile all source code using a unique command, I receive the
message but do not know what source code causes the problem.


José M. C. Quintas

[Anand Kr Gupta]

We need to see the content of a.ch and b.ch

There is some ' redefinition' in them.

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[Vlad]

File a.ch

#ifdef ELEMENT_A

#define ELEMENT_A

... more defines and pseudo commands

#endif

File b.ch

#ifdef ELEMENT_A

#define ELEMENT_A

... more defines and pseudo commands

#endif

[Vlad]

correction:

#ifndef , not #ifdef

[José Quintas]

CH content is ok, order on PRG is wrong.

What PRG?

I do not know, except if review each of thousands PRGs.

HBMK2 group PRGs and CHs, and I receive the error without to know what is the PRG with problem.

file1..ch

#define X 1

file2.ch

#ifdef X

#undef X

#define X 2

#endif

file1.prg

#include "file1.ch"

#include "file2.ch"

file399.prg

#include "file2.ch"

#include "file1.ch"

Error on HBMK2:

gcc file1.prg file2.prg file3.prg file4.prg .... file450.prg

redefinition on ch

What is wrong PRG? No option except review each one prg

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[Anand Kr Gupta]

The problem is in file399.prg

It has #include "file1.ch"after #include "file2.ch"

so without #undef X, giving error redefine

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[José Quintas]

Found, can't use -q on this situation.

Harbour consider error on CH, because error occurs processing CH

But in this situation error is on PRG, using incorrect order to ch

And using -q I do not have PRG name.

test1.ch:1: warning W0002  Redefinition or duplicate definition of #define x

Without -q ok

d:\temp>hbmk2 test.hbp

Compiling 'test1.prg'...

Lines 6, Functions/Procedures 0
Generating C source output to 'C:\Users\jmcqu\AppData\Local\Temp\hbmk_7o2dry.dir\test1.c'... Done.

Compiling 'test2.prg'...

test1.ch:1: warning W0002  Redefinition or duplicate definition of #define x

No code generated.

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[José Quintas]

The error:

#include "test2.ch"

#include "test1.ch"

correct:

#include "test1.ch"

#include "test2.ch"

error is not CH, but PRG #include order.

José M. C. Quintas

[Anand Kr Gupta]

As I pointed out.

Good it solved the problem

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[José Quintas]

problem was not about solve problem

problem was to discover what was the files

At the same time:

- message error is correct about kind of error

- message error is wrong, because do not show correct file

Once #include becomes part of PRG, seems that correct error message could be PRG and #include line.

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[José Quintas]

        -ge[<mode>]      error output <mode>: 0=Clipper (default)
                                                1=IDE friendly

Current error message may be considered not compatible with -ge1 IDE friendly

from prg #include line I know about ch file name, but from ch name I can't to know about prg name

José M. C. Quintas