I'm currently looking at the potential of a minimal Win32-compatible OS
called Sanos, which supposedly implements a useful subset of the Windows
console-mode API. As a starting point, I'm using the standard Windows
variant of the FPC compiler, but if I build a minimal program (i.e.
program test0; begin end.) the executable requires the oleaut32 DLL
which is not implemented.
Is there an easy way to break this requirement, or do I need to hack and
rebuild FPC? If the latter is feasible, could somebody give me a hint
where to start?
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Mark Morgan Lloyd
markMLl .AT. telemetry.co .DOT. uk
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