Thanks magorium, solved the problem by deleting the guilty library, thanks for creating wbXcli, very useful on AROS One which uses it on some applications!

You are correct there deadwood. wbXcli does not use any c related libraries other then the default (original) amiga os provided libraries.

wbXcli comes without sources on purpose because of the fact that it a) is defying/ignoring system guidelines
and b) can potentially be abused in a very bad way. Because of the way how I implemented things it is very easy to add abusing parts. wbXcli can already be used to completely mess up an otherwise perfectly ok working system. It is a very powerful tool once figured out how it works (internally).

wbxcli problem found the culprit, stdc.library was being requested by 'thread.library'

As soon as I have some time, I must check all the other 'non Build D01' libraries if any are using the suppressed libraries.

Then it has to be coming from another library/class/datatype that wbxcli is trying to open and which depends on stdc.library. See screenshot below from clean build. You need to trace which library it is and remove it from your system.

Even if I run wbXcli from a Shell 'without any parameters', stdc.library is requested, see screenshot

Looking at the application, it is a Pascal program. It is unlikely that it uses stdc.library as Pascal programs don't use system C library AFAIK. What can be happening is that you have association from project icon through wbXcli to some other program and that other program uses stdc.library.

wbXcli is a very useful command that allows from an Icon to execute a DOS command + parameters (on AROS One it is used by a few applications), it was developed by magorium.

You can find wbXcli on Aros-archive, source is not included

http://archives.a...6-aros.zip

What is wbXcli? Where can I download it/sources?

@magorium

With the new core no longer using the "stdc.library" library, wbXcli when you run it requires the "stdc.library", could you please recompile it without requiring this library, thank you !

i would like to point out that "wbXcli" despite requiring the "stdc.library" still works fine on the new core!