Latest info, it seems that BCC 6.3 which comes bundled with Embarcadero RAD Studio XE brings some improvement to the compiler. Inappropriate codes which compilable with the lower version and even compilable with MSVS 10, are now rejected by BCC 6.3.
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Compiling...
Harbour 3.0.0 (Rev. 16951)
Copyright (c) 1999-2011, http://harbour-project.org/
Compiling 'xbalpha.prg' and generating preprocessed output to 'xbalpha.ppo'...
Lines 4100, Functions/Procedures 2
Generating C source output to 'xbalpha.c'... Done.
.\..\lib/fivehg.lib(XBROWSE.o):XBROWSE.c:(.data+0x25c8): undefined reference to
`HB_FUN_WHEELSCROLL'
.\..\lib/fivehg.lib(XBROWSE.o):XBROWSE.c:(.data+0x29f8): undefined reference to
`HB_FUN_CVALTOSTR'
.\..\lib/fivehg.lib(XBROWSE.o):XBROWSE.c:(.data+0x2e78): undefined reference to
`HB_FUN_NUMPICT'
.\..\lib/fivehg.lib(XBROWSE.o):XBROWSE.c:(.data+0x3478): undefined reference to
`HB_FUN_FW_VALTOEXP'
.\..\lib/fivehg.lib(XBROWSE.o):XBROWSE.c:(.data+0x3718): undefined reference to
`HB_FUN_UCHARTOVAL'
.\..\lib/fivehg.lib(XBROWSE.o):XBROWSE.c:(.data+0x3be8): undefined reference to
`HB_FUN_FWNUMFORMAT'
.\..\lib/fivehg.lib(XBROWSE.o):XBROWSE.c:(.data+0x4558): undefined reference to
`HB_FUN_ISBINARYDATA'
.\..\lib/fivehg.lib(DATABASE.o):DATABASE.c:(.data+0x888): undefined reference to
`HB_FUN_NUMPICT'
.\..\lib/fivehg.lib(RGROUP.o):RGROUP.c:(.data+0x2f8): undefined reference to `HB
_FUN_CVALTOSTR'
.\..\lib/fivehg.lib(RCOLUMN.o):RCOLUMN.c:(.data+0x4d8): undefined reference to `
HB_FUN_CVALTOSTR'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
* Link errors *
C:\FWH-MGW\samples>
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