I have been using xHarbour for years to build 32-bit console applications.
I would like to compile them now in 64 bit and I was thinking of using PellesC.
I downloaded the binars ready for PellesC from the xharbour.org site but since the BLD.BAT there is no trace of PellesC nor of the possibility to compile in 64 bit.
I have always used HBMAKE to compile. My software consists of 174 PRGs at the moment and therefore I need a make tool.
Can someone help me please?
Il 12/11/2021 16:11, Gian Luca Doria ha scritto:
I have been using xHarbour for years to build 32-bit console applications.
I would like to compile them now in 64 bit and I was thinking of using PellesC.
I downloaded the binars ready for PellesC from the xharbour.org site but since the BLD.BAT there is no trace of PellesC nor of the possibility to compile in 64 bit.
I have always used HBMAKE to compile. My software consists of 174 PRGs at the moment and therefore I need a make tool.
Can someone help me please?Why not using BCC 7.30 64-bit? I made some test with FWH and found it working fine.
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I want to try PellesC because BCC 7.30 64 bit is "evaluation only".
In http://xharbour.org/index.asp?page=download/windows/required_win I found only this to download http://www.xharbour.org/files/download/windows/bcc73064.zip
Thankyou!
I want to try PellesC because BCC 7.30 64 bit is "evaluation only".
IIRC the last free version was 5.82 (or 6.9?), anyway BCC seems to be abandonware now. Borland was acquired by Embarcadero that published the
C compiler version 10... then Embarcadero, too, vanished from the
radar... Has someone any information?
Il 12/11/2021 18:04, Dan ha scritto:
IIRC the last free version was 5.82 (or 6.9?), anyway BCC seems to be abandonware now. Borland was acquired by Embarcadero that published theThey appear to be alive and kicking:
C compiler version 10... then Embarcadero, too, vanished from the
radar... Has someone any information?
https://www.embarcadero.com
Don is right
The embarcadero C++ in version 7.6 is free, but only to do build
32 bit applications (https://www.embarcadero.com/free-tools/
ccompiler), but the Pelles C is free for all use (private and
commercial), and it compiles sources to 32 and 64-bit applications.
In my opinion, a project xHarbour should migrate to the environment
Pelles C, not only to old BCC 5.5 (or 7.6) with poor end user license,
who wants to develop the application and make money on it.
The Pelles C is better tools, has good help, has better resources
compiler. I compile for my clients the application in Pelles C 8.0
and no have any problems.
The embarcadero C++ in version 7.6 is free,
In my opinion, a project xHarbour should migrate to the environment Pelles C,
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