Vinzent Höfler wrote:
Marco van de Voort wrote:
Marco van de Voort wrote:
new keywords.
Other compilers will give you warnings about illegal compiler directives.
Bad assumption, the only one that matters, Delphi errors on unknown compiler
directives. So
you will have to ifdef anyway. (tested D6)
Does Delphi support FPC style macros? In that case, perhaps as sort of
include file to map "cobegin" or whatever to normal ones ...
No. There is not much that can be done about this. Except postprocessing FPC
source and stripping out paralel syntax. Be it directives or keywords.
In that case directives don't make any sense like they'd do in a C-version.
So it'll have to be syntax. :)
Ok. Beaten. :)
But at least it provoked discussion on it.
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Sly
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