>>Hi Dave,
>>
>>VFP will have regenerated all of the unique procedure names SYS(2015).
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>Mike
>
>are you saying that if have some lines of code
>
>PROCEDURE RegisterEncryptedTable
>...
>...
>ENDPROC
>
>that during the compilation process VFP gives that procedure a different unique label using SYS(2015) so that internally VFP does not see my procedure as "RegisterEncryptedTAble" but instead as something like `_150T12345`.
>
>This project does not have any explicit SYS(2015) calls in it.
>
>
Nope. AFAIK if you name it the compiler uses your name.
As Dragan pointed out GenMenu uses it. Unless you explicitly name your bars.
Have you tried compiling with the "Recompile All Files" checkbox cleared?
>>
>>>I take a VFP 6.0 project and build an exe file.
>>>Five seconds later I build another exe file with the same project.
>>>Both files are 14,492,073 bytes in size.
>>>
>>>However, when performing a byte by byte comparison of both exes one they are different in 27,000 bytes.
>>>
>>>Does anyone know why this occurs?
Regards,
Mike
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