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Author How convert Blinker *.lnk to xHarbour xlink
Srecko

2004-08-17, 8:55 am

hi everyone,

How can convert Blinker *.lnk to xHarbour xlink commandfile
Please example.

Thanks,


Ron Pinkas

2004-08-17, 3:55 pm

> How can convert Blinker *.lnk to xHarbour xlink commandfile
> Please example.


xBuild is a visual environment that supports drag and drop, just drag all
sources onto xBuild and click the "Build Now" button.

In the alternate you may convert blinker files as follow:

----------------------------------
FILE Object1, Object2, ObjectN
----------------------------------

will become

[Object1.prg]
[Object2.prg]
[ObjectN.prg]

and:

----------------------
LIB Lib1, Lib2, LibN
----------------------

will become:

[Lib1.lib]
[Lib2.lib]
[LibN.lib]

I strongly recommend using xBuild UI to specify a project.

Ron


Halim A. Issa

2004-08-19, 3:55 pm

Is there a non-GUI way to do this as well, where it can be done (and later
scripted) on the commandline?

"Ron Pinkas" <Ron@remove-this.xharbour.com> wrote in message
news:bQpUc.9902$yh.3083@fed1read05...
>
> xBuild is a visual environment that supports drag and drop, just drag all
> sources onto xBuild and click the "Build Now" button.
>
> In the alternate you may convert blinker files as follow:
>
> ----------------------------------
> FILE Object1, Object2, ObjectN
> ----------------------------------
>
> will become
>
> [Object1.prg]
> [Object2.prg]
> [ObjectN.prg]
>
> and:
>
> ----------------------
> LIB Lib1, Lib2, LibN
> ----------------------
>
> will become:
>
> [Lib1.lib]
> [Lib2.lib]
> [LibN.lib]
>
> I strongly recommend using xBuild UI to specify a project.
>
> Ron
>
>



Ron Pinkas

2004-08-19, 3:55 pm

> Is there a non-GUI way to do this as well, where it can be done (and later
> scripted) on the commandline?


Absolutely. xBuild has full command line interface, i.e.

xBuild MyApp.exe source\main.prg source\*.prg source\c\*.c
MyKib1.lib -dMYDEFINE;MYOTHERDEFINE -oObjTargetFolder -iMyIncludeFolder;Othe
rIncludeFolder

etc. etc.

Type xBuild -? for help screen

Ron


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