Nikolay Nikolov wrote:
I'm not sending the .diff, because it was larger than the actual new
file :)
Just caught a bug in my xutil conversion, so here's a fix for the fix :)
104c104
< value : cuchar;
---
> value : Pcuchar;
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fpc-devel m
Compiling current cvs version on Windows XP (cpu Athlon XP 1800)
give me
Invalid Floating point operation
in /rtl/objpas/sysutils/sysstrh.inc 49:
I fixed it decreasing MaxCurrency by 1.0 and increasing MinCurrency by the
same quantity.
I didn't investigate it further. But I'm wondering why I'm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Compiling current cvs version on Windows XP (cpu Athlon XP 1800)
give me
Invalid Floating point operation
in /rtl/objpas/sysutils/sysstrh.inc 49:
I fixed it decreasing MaxCurrency by 1.0 and increasing MinCurrency by the
same quantity.
I didn't investigate it further. Bu
> You are not the only one, it happens to me too, using windows xp sp2 on
> a Pentium4 2.6 Ghz, but not using windows 2k on a Pentium4 1.5Ghz.
ok, at least I'm not alone! ;))
Have you tried to play with min and max currency?
I reduced the values as first try, but I could try to understand the actu
peter green wrote:
> surely this also means
>
> 1: there has to be rtti for every field in every class so the compiler can
> follow the paths from the class
That's almost required, not only for classes but for all data types that
contain references (pointers) to managed objects.
It's not necess
