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The .hbc directives allow specifying build options and settings for the Harbour build system. Some of the key directives include: - sources, headers, libs, frameworks to specify input files and dependencies - cflags, ldflags, dflags to specify compiler, linker, and debugger options - gui, mt, pic, shared to control build type settings - name, version, description to define package metadata

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HBMK 2

The .hbc directives allow specifying build options and settings for the Harbour build system. Some of the key directives include: - sources, headers, libs, frameworks to specify input files and dependencies - cflags, ldflags, dflags to specify compiler, linker, and debugger options - gui, mt, pic, shared to control build type settings - name, version, description to define package metadata

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hbc directives (they should be written in separate lines):


echo=<msg> display <msg>
skip=[<msg>] skip processing the rest of the .hbc file. Display <msg>, if
specified.
stop=[<msg>] stop the build. Display <msg>, if specified.
sources= add space separated list of files as input files
headers= add space separated list of .ch format headers as standard header
libs= add space separated list of libraries (see more at -l option)
frameworks= add space separated list of frameworks (Darwin only)
requests= add space separated list of symbols to force link to the build target
syslibs= add space separated list of libraries as system libraries (before regular
libraries)
hbcs= embed space separated list of .hbc files. Names without the extension is
accepted. These references are processed in place.
autohbcs= space separated list of values as in -autohbc= option
libpaths=space separated list of additional library paths
incpaths=add space separated list of additional header paths (for both Harbour and
C)
instfiles=space separated list of values as in -instfile= option
instpaths=space separated list of values as in -instpath= option
prgflags=space separated list of values as in -prgflag= option
cflags=space separated list of values as in -cflag= option
resflags=space separated list of values as in -resflag= option
ldflags=space separated list of values as in -ldflag= option
ldflags+=space separated list of values as in -ldflag+= option
dflags=space separated list of values as in -dflag= option
dflags+=space separated list of values as in -dflag+= option
pflags=space separated list of values as in -pflag= option
psources=space separated list of values as in -pi= option
gui=<bool> 'yes' = -gui, 'no' = -std option
mt=<bool> 'yes' = -mt, 'no' = -st option
pic=<bool> 'yes' = -pic, 'no' = -pic- option
shared=<bool> 'yes' = -shared, 'no' = -static option
shareddef=<bool> similar to shared=, but works only if shared/static mode was not
set before
fullstatic=<bool> 'yes' = -fullstatic, 'no' = -static option
debug=<bool> 'yes' = -debug, 'no' = -debug- option
optim='yes' = -optim, 'no' = -optim- option
nulrdd=<bool> 'yes' = -nulrdd, 'no' = -nulrdd- option
nodefgt=<bool> 'yes' = -nodefgt, 'no' = -nodefgt- option
map=<bool> 'yes' = -map, 'no' = -map- option
hbcppmm=<bool> 'yes' = -hbcpmm, 'no' = -hbcpmm- option
implib=<bool> 'yes' = -implib, 'no' = -implib- option
winuni=<bool> 'yes' = -winuni, 'no' = -winuni- option
strip=<bool> 'yes' = -strip, 'no' = -strip- option
run=<bool> 'yes' = -run, 'no' = -run- option
inc=<bool> 'yes' = -inc, 'no' = -inc- option
safe=<bool> 'yes' = -safe, 'no' = -safe- option
cpp=same as -cpp= option
warn=same as -warn= option
compr=same as -compr= option
head=same as -head= option
plugins=space separated list of hbmk2 plugins to load
gt=<name> same as -gt<name> option
gtdef=<name> set the default GT to be used
env=same as -env: option
deppkgname=same as -deppkgname= option
depkeyhead=same as -depkeyhead= option
depoptional=same as -depoptional= option
depcontrol=same as -depcontrol= option
depincroot=same as -depincroot= option
depincpath=same as -depincpath= option
depincpathlocal=same as -depincpathlocal= option
depimplibs=same as -depimplibs= option
depimplibd=same as -depimplibd= option
depfinish=same as -depfinish= option
name=package name
description=package description
version=<x.y.z> package version number, where x,y,z >= 0 <= 255. Defaults to
0.0.1, if not specified.
keywords=space separated list of keywords
licences=space separated list of licenses
repository=space separated list of source repository references

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