* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* harbour.spec
! Deleted references to hbcc, hbcmp, hblnk. They still work,
and they still can be readded as links if someone finds them
necessary. As a general direction for most users though it's
preferred to use hbmk2 as-is.
* Updated help text. (pls fix it further, it's not perfect)
* contrib/hbcomm/hbcomm.prg
+ OUTCHR() smartened to use a loop until failure or the whole
data is transmitted. As suggested by Mindaugas.
* contrib/hbwin/wapi_wingdi.c
* contrib/hbwin/wapi_winuser.c
* contrib/hbwin/hbwapi.h
+ Added hbwapi_stor_*() functions to store Windows structures
RECT, POINT and DEVMODE. Latter supports hash only (due
to large number of structure members), other two supports
both array and hash.
Please review my code.
+ WAPI_MOVETOEX() now uses hbwapi_stor_POINT().
! WAPI_DRAWTEXT() fixed to return RECT (using hbwapi_stor_RECT()).
* contrib/hbwin/legacy.prg
* contrib/xhb/xhw32prn.prg
* Moved Win32Bmp compatibility class from hbwin to xhb lib.
! Deleted Win32Prn compatibility clsss from hbwin, as it's
now implemented in xhb in a better way.
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* harbour.spec
* include/hbver.h
* config/global.mk
+ Changed to new major version number:
2.1.0dev (from 2.0.1dev)
This gives way for 2.0.x branch to take
the 2.0.1dev version number.
* harbour/harbour-win-spec
* harbour/harbour-wce-spec
! removed unused hbmk.cfg files which break RPM build process
[TOMERGE 2.0]
TODO: add support for hbmk2 configuration which cab be used with above
Win32/64 and WinCE binaries
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* harbour.spec
* include/hbver.h
* config/global.mk
* Changed version to interim version number
2.0.1dev (from 2.0.0)
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* harbour.spec
* include/hbver.h
* package/winuni/RELNOTES
* config/global.mk
* Changed version to 2.0.0 (from 2.0.0rc1)
* package/winuni/RELNOTES
* Finalization (djgpp -> watcom)
* package/winuni/mpkg_win_uni.nsi
! Fixed uninstallation of Start Menu on Vista/Win7, at the
same time it won't ask for admin credentials anymore on
these OS versions.
* MS-DOS/OS2/Linux libs are now not selected by default.
* config/dos/watcom.mk
* config/dos/djgpp.mk
* Disabled .dll generation for MS-DOS build for now.
dos/watcom doesn't work, dos/djgpp needs special fixes
in djgpp to work.
In the meantime, for testing purposes they can be
enabled using: HB_BUILD_DLL=dostest
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* include/hbver.h
* package/winuni/RELNOTES
* package/winuni/mpkg_win_uni.bat
* package/winuni/mpkg_win_uni.nsi
* harbour.spec
* config/global.mk
* Changed version to 2.0.0rc1 (from 2.0.0beta3)
; TODO: Please also change debian/changelog.
; Rehearsing version change, I don't plan to make binary
release of this interim version.
* doc/codestyl.txt
* Minor update.
I don't plan a full update this time, as we have a huge
amount of well formatted source code, and it's pretty
consistent too, so it's enough to peek into any one of
them for a perfect example. So if someone needs and
example, just look under src/* for both .c and .prg.
* harbour/harbour-win-spec
* harbour/harbour-wce-spec
* harbour/mpkg_rpm_win.sh
* harbour/mpkg_rpm_wce.sh
* removed all conditional build settings - they are not necessary
for current make system
* harbour.spec
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* mpkg_rpm.sh
* mpkg_rpm_win.sh
* mpkg_rpm_wce.sh
* Cleanup/sync of 'with' and 'without' parameters:
--with fbsql -> --with firebird
--without nf -> --without hbnf
--without gtcrs -> --without curses
--without gtsln -> --without slang
! Deleted fmstat/nofmstat options from help texts.
* Internal 'fbird' references changed to 'firebird'.
; Pls test.
; TODO: I'd like to delete '--without hbnf'. If someone knows
why this lib is different than all the others so that
it needs special --without switch, pls speak up.
* utils/hbmk2/hbmk2.prg
+ Added support for -strip option in -hblib mode.
! Fixed -strip in -hbdyn mode for darwin and sunos targets which
use individual strip command.
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* Reverted change in 2009-09-21 14:03.
; See related pending question on dev list.
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* harbour.spec
% Using HB_BUILD_STRIP instead of stripping locally.
* harbour.spec
% Using HB_BUILD_SHARED instead of rebuilding tools locally.
* Changed 'make -i' to 'make' to sync with other spec files.
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* INSTALL
* bin/postinst.sh
* Makefile
* source/pp/Makefile
* source/Makefile
* config/global.mk
* HB_BUILD_PART -> HB_BUILD_PARTS (simple rename)
+ HB_BUILD_STRIP added. It's dummy yet. Support will have to
be added on the compiler level and removed from postinst phase.
* harbour/harbour-win-spec
* harbour/harbour-wce-spec
* harbour/bin/hb-func.sh
* harbour/config/global.mk
* updated to work with modified base make internals and envvars
* do not overload defined by user HB_TOOLS_PREF
! fixed c&p typo in DJGPP cross build HB_TOOLS_PREF
Warning: it still needs export HB_BUILD_SHARED=no before creating
RPMs but it should be fixed in base make together with native builds.
TODO: we should agree some conditions for alternative system wide
cross build installation, like .cfg file name and localization.
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* INSTALL
* bin/hb-func.sh
* config/detfun.mk
* config/global.mk
* Renamed HB_XBUILD to HB_BUILD_EXTDEF=no[|yes].
Not the perfect name, but anyway.
+ Documented HB_BUILD_EXTDEF setting.
; TOFIX: There is an HB_XBUILD reference in mpkg_tgz.sh which
I couldn't correct.
* Makefile
+ Moved building of external libs before utils.
This will allow to add embedded external libs which are used
by Harbour core.
* harbour/harbour.spec
* harbour/harbour-win-spec
* harbour/harbour-wce-spec
* harbour/bin/hb-func.sh
* harbour/contrib/Makefile
+ harbour/contrib/hbnetio
+ harbour/contrib/hbnetio/netio.h
+ harbour/contrib/hbnetio/netiomt.prg
+ harbour/contrib/hbnetio/netiocli.c
+ harbour/contrib/hbnetio/netiosrv.c
+ harbour/contrib/hbnetio/Makefile
+ added new library: HBNETIO.
It implements alternative RDD IO API which uses own TCP/IP sockets
to exchange data between client and server.
This library contains client and server code and is fully MT safe.
On client side it's enough to execute:
NETIO_CONNECT( [<cServer>], [<cPort>], [<nTimeOut>] ) -> <lOK>
function to register alternative NETIO RDD API and set default
server address and port.
<cServer> - server addres (default 127.0.0.1)
<cPort> - server port (default 2941)
<nTimeOut> - connection timeout (default -1 - not timeout)
Above settings are thread local and parameters of the 1-st successful
connection are used as default values for each new thread.
After registering NETIO client by above function each file starting
"net:" prefix is automatically redirected to given NETIO server, i.e.
use "net:mytable"
It's also possible to pass NETIO server and port as part of file name,
i.e.:
use "net:192.168.0.1:10005:mytable"
On the server side the following functions are available:
create NETIO listen socket:
NETIO_LISTEN( [<nPort>], [<cAddress>], [<cRootDir>] )
-> <pListenSocket> | NIL
accept new connection on NETIO listen socket:
NETIO_ACCEPT( <pListenSocket> [, <nTimeOut>] )
-> <pConnectionSocket> | NIL
start connection server:
NETIO_SERVER( <pConnectionSocket> ) -> NIL
stop connection accepting or connection server:
NETIO_SERVERSTOP( <pListenSocket> | <pConnectionSocket>, <lStop> )
-> NIL
activate MT NETIO server (it needs MT HVM):
NETIO_MTSERVER( [<nPort>], [<cAddress>] ) -> <pListenSocket> | NIL
To create NETIO server is enough to compile and link with MT HVM
this code:
proc main()
local pListenSocket
pListenSocket := netio_mtserver()
if empty( pListenSocket )
? "Cannot start server."
else
wait "Press any key to stop NETIO server."
netio_serverstop( pListenSocket )
pListenSocket := NIL
endif
return
NETIO works with all core RDDs (DBF, DBFFPT, DBFBLOB, DBFNTX, DBFCDX,
DBFNSX, SDF, DELIM) and any other RDD which inherits from above or
use standard RDD IO API (hb_file*() functions).
Without touching even single line in RDD code it gives the same
functionality as REDBFCDX in xHarbour but for all RDDs.
It's possible that such direct TCP/IP connection is faster then
file server protocols especially if they need more then one IP frame
to exchange data so it's one of the reason to use it in such cases.
Please make real speed tests.
The second reason to use NETIO server is resolving problem with
concurrent access to the same files using Harbour applications
compiled for different platforms, i.e. DOS, LINUX, Windows and OS2.
It's very hard to configure all client stations to use correct
locking system. NETIO fully resolves this problem so it can be
interesting alternative also for MS-Windows users only if they
do not want to play with oplocks setting on each station.
I'm interesting in user opinions about real life NETIO usage.
Have a fun with this new toy ;-)
+ harbour/contrib/hbnetio/tests
+ harbour/contrib/hbnetio/tests/netiotst.prg
+ harbour/contrib/hbnetio/tests/netiotst.hbp
+ harbour/contrib/hbnetio/tests/data
+ added simple test code for NETIO. It activates NETIO MT server
and then connects to this server to create and browse table with
memo file and production index with few tags.
* harbour/config/global.cf
! fixed HB_BIN_COMPILE exporting - it should be done only for
cross builds when it's fixed location
* harbour/harbour-win-spec
* harbour/harbour-wce-spec
* harbour/make_gnu_xmingw.sh
* harbour/make_gnu_xmingwce.sh
* updated for recent modifications
* harbour/harbour.spec
! fixed RPM building after recent modification in Makefiles
* harbour/harbour-win-spec
* harbour/harbour-wce-spec
* updated for new binary files directory and HB_BIN_COMPILE meaning
* harbour/source/pp/Makefile
* harbour/config/rules.cf
! fixed binary extension used to execute hbpp and harbour,
AFAIK in current version it should be HB_HOST_BIN_EXT not EXE_EXT
* harbour/config/global.cf
! fixed host architecture autodetection:
@uname = $(shell uname -a)
does not execute command silently but creates envvar '@uname'
% added function for host detection and extended host detection
rules to work with some envvars
% test some known OS envvars before calling uname
! use 'uname -s' instead of 'uname -a' which may cause wrong host
detection when host name contains some string we are looking for
! set .exe in HB_HOST_BIN_EXT for win_amd64
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* mpkg_win.bat
* include/hbver.h
* harbour.spec
* Changed version to 2.0.0beta2 (from 2.0.0beta1)
; NOTE: Everyone is encouraged to create binary releases
for various platforms and try this new version with real apps.
We can even upload these binary releases to sf.net.
* utils/hbmk2/hbmk2.prg
* Minor internal cleanup regarding macro marker chars.
% Not including libpaths containing late-evaluation macros in
actual commands.
* Cleaned handling of paths added from .hbc. Now slashes are
properly formed and paths are normalized.
* INSTALL
* Minor in new section.
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* mpkg_win.bat
* include/hbver.h
* harbour.spec
* Changed version to 2.0.0beta1 (from 2.0.0dev)
; NOTE: Everyone is encouraged to create binary releases
for various platforms and try this new with real apps.
We can even upload these binary releases to
sf.net.
* utils/hbmk2/hbmk2.prg
+ In -rebuild mode now targets will be deleted by hbmk2
before calling compilers to create them. This will resolve
some potential errors when compiler tools get confused about
an existing file with the same name but perhaps created with
another compiler. It will also make sure no attempts will be
made to create an incremental build. If target cannot be
deleted, a warning message will be shown by hbmk2.
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* harbour.spec
* mpkg_win.bat
* include/hbver.h
* doc/whatsnew.txt
* source/vm/maindllp.c
* 1.1.0dev -> 2.0.0dev
; Preparation for next rc1.
* INSTALL
* Long lines reflowed.
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* bin/hb-func.sh
* doc/dirstruc.txt
* doc/whatsnew.txt
- contrib/hbwinprn
* contrib/Makefile
* contrib/hbwin/Makefile
+ contrib/hbwin/win_prn1.c
+ contrib/hbwin/win_prn2.c
+ contrib/hbwin/win_tprn.prg
+ contrib/hbwin/tests/testprn.prg
* utils/hbmk2/examples/hmg.hbp
* utils/hbmk2/examples/fwh.hbp
* utils/hbmk2/examples/contribf.hbp
! Undone undiscussed (worsened by recent mailing list problems)
changes done in previous two commits.
The direction in Harbour is that we try to gather all
Windows specific functionality into one contrib (hbwin),
if there is a fault or missing feature we fix it at the
proper place (in this case in hbole) instead of splitting
hbwin lib into pieces.
; TOFIX: Refix deleted change history for "moved" files.
; TODO: Move hbole to hbwin and fix missing OLE bits in hbwin.
* ChangeLog
! Fixed duplicated header in one of the entries after prev two commits.
* source/vm/Makefile
+ Enabled "amalgamated" VM lib for all compilers/platforms,
except for those where this doesn't give any advantage, or
it breaks the build, these are: pocc*, xcc, bcc, dmc.
Please note that Open Watcom 1.7 might also fail (I didn't
test), so make sure to upgrade to 1.8.
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* mpkg_win.bat
* mpkg_tgz.sh
* harbour.spec
* bin/hb-func.sh
* include/hbsetup.h
* source/vm/Makefile
* source/vm/fm.c
- source/vm/fm
- source/vm/fmmt
* utils/hbmk2/hbmk2.prg
- Removed hbfm and hbfmmt lib references. These libs are
no longer generated or used.
* Narrowed HB_FM_STATISTICS presence in various source
files. From now on the system default for all builds is
HB_FM_STATISTICS_OFF. We may change this to
HB_FM_STATISTICS_DYN_OFF if we find a solution to the
potential and actual problems with this method.
If someone needs to change mem stat default, it can be
done by ususal means.
* harbour/source/compiler/hbmain.c
* harbour/source/compiler/hbcomp.c
! fixed ignored -es2 compiler flag when warning is caused by startup
parameters
* harbour/source/compiler/harbour.yyc
* harbour/source/compiler/harbour.y
* pacified warning
* harbour/harbour.spec
! fixed doc/en directory name to doc/en-EN
* harbour/source/vm/Makefile
+ harbour/source/vm/maindllh
+ harbour/source/vm/maindllh/Makefile
+ added hbmaindllh library - it's necessary for some compiler to create
working harbour.dll, f.e. in OpenWatcom builds. Please updated
harbour.dll build scripts to use this library with such compilers.
MinGW based compilers do not need it.
* harbour/source/vm/Makefile
! fixed typo which broke wce builds
* harbour/source/vm/Makefile
* harbour/harbour-wce-spec
* harbour/harbour.spec
+ added mainstd mainwin maindllh maindllp to all win and wce builds
* harbour/harbour-win-spec
* harbour/harbour-wce-spec
* harbour/harbour.spec
+ added support for parallel compilation (-j make flags) in RPMs
which supports %{_smp_mflags} macro
! temporary fix: disabled harbour external libraries.
I do not know what should be the final version.
; WCE builds are still broken due to repeated macro definitions
but I'm lost with the new build time parameters and I do not
know how to fix it without breaking hbce* scripts or bad introduce
some interactions to other build/install time scripts so it will
have to be fixed by Viktor.
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* harbour.spec
* bin/hb-func.sh
* utils/hbmk2/hbmk2.prg
* hbmkcfg.hbp file renamed to the clearer: hbmk.cfg
Same rules apply, the format is .hbp, which is also
made clear on the hbmk2 help screen.
hbmk2 and hbmk.cfg now effecticely replaces harbour.cfg,
which can now be considered obsolete, along with the
/go option. If someone knows some real-life tasks
which can be done with /go+harbour.cfg, but cannot
with hbmk2, please speak up.
* utils/hbmk2/hbmk2.prg
! Fixed bug in path normalization which stripped leading
(root) path separator. Guy, could you please retest now?
- bin/hb-mkdll.bat
+ bin/hb-mkdyn.bat
* bin/postinst.bat
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* harbour.spec
* bin/postinst.sh
* bin/hb-func.sh
- bin/hb-mkslib.sh
+ bin/hb-mkdyn.sh
* Synced the name of these tools with similar function,
name also converted to 8.3.
; NOTE: lib/dll creation functionality (which is the
difference now between .sh and .bat flavour) may
once in the future be implemented in hbmk2. See
existing TODO there.
* bin/postinst.bat
! Protected command from pre-NT systems.
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* harbour.spec
+ hbmkcfg.hbp added to distros (I hope to all of them).
* ChangeLog
* Updated statuses of a few pending items.
* utils/hbmk/hbmk2.prg
+ Added object archive support for (currently) gcc compilers.
.a file are gathered like .o files, and they can be added
to the internal command line templates using the {OA} macro.
I've added these after {O} macros in gcc cmdlines.
(Przemek's request #9. Please review.)
* Minor internal change to system location detection.
* harbour-win-spec
* harbour-wce-spec
* harbour.spec
* mpkg_tgz.sh
% Removed -r make flags. No longer needed.
* harbour/common.mak
* harbour/source/rtl/Makefile
- harbour/source/rtl/hbi18n.c
+ harbour/source/rtl/hbi18n1.c
* renamed hbi18n.c to hbi18n1.c to avoid conflicts with hbi18n
program - non GNU make files needs unique file names
! fixed bug in internal function __I18N_HASHTABLE()
* harbour/common.mak
* harbour/source/rtl/Makefile
+ harbour/source/rtl/hbi18n2.prg
+ added new I18N functions to manage .pot files and generate .hbl ones.
public functions:
HB_I18N_loadPot( <cFile>, [<pI18N>] [, @<cErrorMsg>] ) -> <pI18N> | NIL
Reads .pot file and returns Harbour translation set or NIL when
error appears. In such case <cErrorMsg> is contains error message
string. If second parameter [<pI18N>] is given then translation
items read from .pot file are added to this set. Otherwise new
Harbour translation set is created.
HB_I18N_savePot( <cFile>, <pI18N> [, @<cErrorMsg>] ) -> <lSuccess>
Generates .pot file from Harbour translation set. Please note
that Harbour translation set does not contain additional
information which exists in original .pot files like source
code numbers or alternative plural forms.
internal functions for Harbour developers which will work on I18N
tools:
__I18N_potArrayLoad( <cFile> [, @<cErrorMsg>] ) -> <aTrans> | NIL
Reads .pot file and returns array with translation items or
NIL when error appears. In such case <cErrorMsg> is contains
error message string.
<aTrans> is an array with translation items containing additional
informations from .pot file which are not necessary in final
translation sets used at runtime. It's designed for I18N tools
written in Harbour to manage .pot files and/or create .hbl ones.
__I18N_potArraySave( <cFile>, <aTrans> [, @<cErrorMsg>] ) -> <lSuccess>
Generates .pot file from array with translations items.
__I18N_potArrayJoin( <aTrans>, <aTrans2> ) -> <aTrans>
Join two arrays with translation items. Items from <aTrans2>
are added to <aTrans>. If given translation item already exists
in <aTrans> (the same msgctxt and msgid) then source code references
are merged and translations from <aTrans2> are added only if
<aTrans> does not have it.
__I18N_potArrayToHash( <aTrans>, [<lEmpty>] [, <hI18N>] ) -> <hI18N>
Converts array with translation items to hash table in the format
used internally by Harbour translation sets. It's the same format
as used __I18N_hashTable() function. The conversion removes data
which is not necessary for runtime translations like source code
references or alternative source plural forms.
If second parameter <hI18N> is given then translation items form
<aTrans> are added to it. Otherwise new hash table with is created.
If <lEmpty> is .T. then also items with empty translation are added
but source strings are used instead of missing destination ones.
* harbour/include/hbextern.ch
+ added new I18N functions
* harbour/harbour-win-spec
* harbour/harbour-wce-spec
* harbour/harbour.spec
* harbour/mpkg_tgz.sh
* harbour/make_b32.mak
* harbour/make_vc.mak
* harbour/make_gcc.mak
* harbour/common.mak
* harbour/utils/Makefile
+ harbour/utils/hbi18n
+ harbour/utils/hbi18n/hbi18n.prg
+ harbour/utils/hbi18n/Makefile
+ added very simple application to manage .pot/.hbl files
Syntax: hbi18n -m | -g [-o<outfile>] [-e] [-q] <files1[.pot] ...>
-m merge given .pot files
-g generate .hbl file from given .pot files
-o<outfile> output file name
default is first .pot file name with
.po_ (merge) or .hbl extension
-e do not strip empty translation rules from .hbl files
-q quiet mode
TODO: extend it and add support for interactive mode which will
allow to edit translations.
