Compile the minigui library with my harbour and mingw compiler - #1
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The 24.05 had some .ch and .h files inside harbour\include but it was a bad move (to me) Now the library compiles but when I try to compile a sample there are errors about missing functions that should be linked, unfortunately it links everything !
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We need to avoid modifying the code and maintain compatibility; I created a folder with new HBP files that resolve conflicts; this way both versions should work together peacefully and cloning the next version won't break the compilation. |
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The 24.05 had some .ch and .h files inside harbour\include but it was a bad move (to me)
Now the library compiles but when I try to compile a sample there are errors about missing functions that should be linked, unfortunately it links everything !