Oleksii Myronenko

Hi, this bug was in OpenWatcom, you should download a fresh build of OpenWatcom for build a Harbour. regards, Oleksii

The bug Error! E060: Can't find file "../../package/harbour.ico". is fixed, harbour builds ok with open watcom. Need to correct the OpenWatcom.txt Thanks.

Hi, now all fine, thanks.

hwgdebug crash in 'array inspector' on click 'refresh' button

Hi! Harbour 3.2.0dev (r2101261627) Copyright (c) 1999-2020, https://harbour.github.io/ source\common\procmisc\procscri.prg(538) Warning W0001 Ambiguous reference 'LSETDEBUGGER' No code generated. hbmk2[procmisc]: Error: Running Harbour compiler (built-in). 255 (c:\dev\harbour\bin\harbour.exe) -n1 source\common\procmisc\procini.prg source\common\procmisc\procs7.prg source\common\procmisc\procscri.prg source\common\procmisc\scrdebug.prg source\common\editor\hcedit.prg source\common\editor\hilight.prg...

So, you get copy of code from sf, then put it to github, make changes, test it, take a some file from github and return it to sf, yes? But what is the goal or idea a combination GTWVG and HWGUI? How it should works? Regards.

What do you mean check the best way to update

Ok, i suggest you to create a separate file (e.g. - hwggtwvg.ch), move all headers, defines from windows.ch to hwggtwvg.ch, and then use HBMK_HAS_GTWVG in build script if you want to include support gtwvg to hwgui. And always check a correct build by hbmk2 hwgui.hbp, because it's a first step to install hwgui from source. And look at windows.ch, it was a simple reading file and became a ... don't know, sorry. And what a GOAL of GTWVG and HWGUI, i don't understand now, can you explain your vision...