Alain Vitry wrote:
Le 14 juin 05, à 09:46, Michael Van Canneyt a écrit :
You must switch the order of the units, because you get the 'oldlinux'
types which
you try to use in 'baseunix' functions.
This unit order trick is a bit of a wizardery to me. It quickly get very
messy in a large enough program to swap units order until you get the
one which doesn't break.
In the sw I'm porting, almost every single UPI type is re-defined in
many units, which makes FPC complain about types.
Am I missing some switches or some pascal features, with my kernel
hacker mind ?
You can also specify from which unit you want to use the
type/procedure/function/constant.
Suppose both unit A and unit B declare a procedure DoIt;
You could do something like this:
program p;
uses A, B;
begin
A.DoIt; // calls DoIt in unit a
B.DoIt; // calss DoIt in unit b
end;
Vincent.
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