Viktor Szakats fda4d02e93 2009-02-14 19:50 UTC+0100 Viktor Szakats (harbour.01 syenar hu)
* utils/hbmk/hbmk.prg
    + Added -strip/nostrip switch and implemented for GCC/GPP.
    + Added -trace switch to see executed commands.
    + Added negative switches: -std, -st, -nodebug
    + Added detection whether Harbour is installed in default system
      locations on *NIX systems. If it is, turn on shared libraries
      by default for all *NIX systems.
    + Added support for GT selection with -gt??? switch.
      (using .prg method, not .c as in hbmk bash script)
    + Added support for linux/gpp.
    ; NOTE: Some things still missing:
      - details of *NIX stuff, systems libs, switches,
        etc, etc.
      - -fullstatic not yet supported.
      - fmstat/nofmstat. It would be good to find a
        more easily manageable way to influence that.
        Current one is make system dependent and a bit hackish.
      - handling 3rd party libs. These should be supported
        by supplying proper parameter, and we can provide
        example scripts for these libs. Hard-wiring them
        into core Harbour is quite dangerous.
      - "MAIN" function override. I'd rather leave this out,
        and clear up the situation with entry procs.
      - gtsln and gtcrs support.
      - Watcom, OS/2, *NIX not tested.
      - Built-in support for our contribs. For clear
        separation of components contribs shouldn't be
        referred to in this core component.
      - Filtering foreign system libs passed on the command
        line for platforms not needing them. The goal is to
        be able to use as simple and _portable_ hbmk command
        lines as possible.
      - Support for POCC, DM.
    ; TODO:
      - Switch to portable command lines in hbmk.bat files.
        (Win9x will be supported again).
      - Remove bin/hbmk*.bat, bin/hbmk*.cmd, util/hbmake/*.
      - Cleanup on variable names in hbmk.prg.

  * tests/testid.prg
    * Minor cleanup.
2009-02-14 18:47:59 +00:00
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