@echo off
rem ***************************************************************************
rem HMG 3.0 Build batch
rem Roberto Lopez (2009.10.16)
rem Syntax:
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Hello Master,
Well, i replace the build.bat for this code and it work fine.
The process of compilation is very fast. I had compile a project with 14 files.PRG (with approximately 800 lines each) and 18 files.FMG and the IDE compile it in 8 Seconds.
I´ve a CELERON with 3.06Ghz, with 1 GB memory RAM, with 1 MB of CACHE. It not DUAL CORE.
My resource file is empty because this new version of the HMG-IDE change the mode of using resource file. In old version the resource file called MAIN.RC, in this the resource file called <projectname>.RC, or i´m wrong?
I´ve a little doubt, i have that recompile the libs created with the old version of harbour+MinGW, for that this work on this new version of HMG?
Sorry my poor english.
With best Regards,
You are right.
Now, exe basename is the same as project and resource basenames.
I'll write a little document about that when the work be finished.
Build process is notably faster.
If someone can do benchmarks about program execution, will be greatly appreciated.
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
MINIGUI - Harbour Win32 GUI library source code
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#translate IsControlDefined ( <ControlName> , <FormName> ) ;
=> ;
_IsControlDefined ( <"ControlName"> , <"FormName"> )
#translate IsWIndowActive ( <FormName> ) ;
=> ;
_IsWIndowActive ( <"FormName"> )
#translate IsWindowDefined ( <FormName> ) ;
=> ;
_IsWindowDefined ( <"FormName"> )
#translate RegistryRead ( <arg> ) ;
=> ;
win_regread ( <arg> )
#translate RegistryWrite ( <arg1> , <arg2> ) ;
=> ;
win_regwrite ( <arg1> , <arg2> )
As you have searched and found out, Diwali (aka Deepavali in some places) is a famous Indian festival. 'Light' is given more importance for this festival. This day (Oct-Nov. new moon day) is celebrated for the remembrance of Lord Krishna having killed Naragasura (a Demon).
Diwali is more important for me, since we manufacture fireworks here mostly for the consumption in this festival days for the whole of India.
Since you asked some of our pictures enjoying Diwali (sorry for the quality - captured using mobile hastily)
This is my elder daughter's hand lighting a sparkler.
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Wow!... Nice!
Here (in Aregentina) we use such fireworks in christmas and new year too.
Sadly, here, some people prefers some 'noise devices' (I don't know the exact translation) that are designed only to make noise (big explosions) without any lightning effect.
