Op 2019-06-12 om 22:25 schreef Simon Ameis:
const
MYRECORDCONST2: TMyRecord = (x: 5); //< compiles fine
MYINTEGERCONST: Integer = 5; //< defining integer const
MYRECORDCONST1: TMyRecord = (x: MYINTEGERCONST); //< using constant is
no possible
begin
end.
Is this intended or should I fill in a bug report? If it's intendet, I'm
wondering why?
myintegerconst is a typed initialized variable depending on the $J state.
Use
MYINTEGERCONST = Integer ( 5);
to define a true integer const. True consts don't occupy memory.
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