As I said in a previous post, I have compiled hbIDE under Ubuntu 10.04
ADM64 (the version given with harbour 2.0.0.1), and if I can open and
edit files, I can't compile and build.
A have tried to create a New Project, but I don't know what to enter in
Compiler tab. I have tried hbmk2 without or with path. But it doesn't
work.
Other thing, The file I last opened (prg) is automatically opened when
launching. Is ther ea way not to ue this feature..
Can somebody give a sample of how and what to answerin all the hbIDE
project screen ?
Thanks for all
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i suggest you (In a flash) create manually one(or more) hbp and one ore prg following this template ---test.prg func main return ---test.hbp -w0 (here your harbour flag) -b -gui (if you use gui) -ldebug (here your addition library for example debug) -otest.exe (here your final exe name) test.prg (here you can add other prg) Then you can open project from hbide (point to test.hbp)
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But when I open hbIDE, I can't open the project, as the extension
required for projects is hbi, and not hbp. That that the reason why I
have made the hbi file with hbIDE hbi file as model.
Without hbi, I can't open the project, with the one I have handly made,
the project is avalaible in hbIDE, but I can't compile, and when
clicking on a prg file, I can't open it, it opens a n empty tab.
I suppose that it must been created from within hbIDE, but I fail to do it.
Can my problems come because I'm under Ubuntu ? and also Ubuntu versus
amd64 ?
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I suppose, I must install the lastest version the same way I made it
with 2.0.0-1, but can I install just overwriting the previous version. ?
Also, is the lastest version compatible with Ubuntu versus amd64 ?
Thanks
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Pritpal Bedi a écrit :
I suppose you are using older hbIDE not the latest one.
When hbIDE came into existance it was using .hbi as extension
which is no more the case with latest which accepts only .hbp.
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Hino problems when compiling, but I have some problems when executing: alain@jujuland:/opt/TuxPrograms/ClipWord$ ./clipwordUnrecoverable error 9000: Module 'printfile.prg' was compiled with unsupported PCODE version 0.3. Please recompile.
rebuildhbmk2 clipword.hbp -rebuildThis means you have printfile.prg as printfile.o compiled with older version of Harbour. Try to install and build Harbour clean and report back.
Thank for your help, and sorry not to think of this solution before posting.
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hbmk2: Linking... hbide/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lhbxbpSo on your lib folder libhbxbp.a is not present. Hence it is not built, recheck.
So on your lib folder libhbxbp.a is not present. Hence it is not built, recheck.
It's really a 'Jeu de piste'. Well, one by one, I find the missing libs, but it's a pain.Looking in hbide.hbp, I saw where it was located, and I run make and make install in contrib, but now I have the same message but with hbqtcore, and I don't find any way to generate it.
In Stats tab, first, the project path is wrong :/opt/tuxprograms/hbide/projects/clipword/clipword.hbpWhat it should be ?
/opt/TuxPrograms/hbide/projects/ClipWord/clipword.hbp
In the file list, after clicking on the project, file path are wrongs too : /opt/TuxPrograms/hbide/projects/ClipWord/aide.prg appearswhen passing over with mouse (which is ok), but hbIDE tries to open/opt/tuxprograms/hbide/projects/clipword/aide.prg which is wrong.
Got it. Will fix in a while.
2)Some fonts problems in the setup box. I suppose that as the windows fonts doesn't exists, they are replaced by ubuntu one, and the size seems greater, and some text are troncated. I put an hardcopy, but I'm not sure you can see it (google). Can a solution be a possibility to param the size in hbide.ini, and with a default value ??without screenshots, as it seems not to be ok with it. <Main Menu><Setup><hbIDE Setup><Fonts>
3) I have also some curious crashes where hbIDE disappeared from screen but is always in memory (problem then when closing Ubuntu). But I haven't noticed the context when crashing. hbIDE is reduced to system tray icon if minimized. If you find Harbour icon in system tray just click it.
Pritpal Bedi
Hi For application fonts, try changing <hbIDE Setup><General><Style:>
I know, and it is documented in ChangeLog, that setting a style belonging to one operating system cannot be used for another, resulting in GPF/RTE. You did not seems to be aware of it.
Just tell us if changing a style, changeable, did help ?
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