If you are familiar with XBase++'s PBuild, you will notice that error messages during compilation are written into an "error.log." Do we have the same feature with our hbmk2? Of course the ">" (greater than) sign will normally save messages to a text file if you will place them in a batch file. For example:
try1.bat
c:> dir *.prg /b > log.txt
The result of the above command will look like this:
try1.prg
try2.prg, etc
In hbmk2, all you have to do in order to save error messages during compilation into a log file is this one (put together into a batch file):
try2.bat
set HB_COMPILER=mingw
hbmk2 try.hbp -rebuild 1> log.txt 2>&1
This above saves anything displayed on screen during complilation into a text file, in this example, log.txt.
try1.bat
c:> dir *.prg /b > log.txt
The result of the above command will look like this:
try1.prg
try2.prg, etc
In hbmk2, all you have to do in order to save error messages during compilation into a log file is this one (put together into a batch file):
try2.bat
set HB_COMPILER=mingw
hbmk2 try.hbp -rebuild 1> log.txt 2>&1
This above saves anything displayed on screen during complilation into a text file, in this example, log.txt.
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