On Thursday 19 Jun 2003 5:13 pm, Marco van de Voort wrote:
The Jedi packages have never really worked for me, but I do quite a lot of dev
in FPC with SDL.
I rather reccomend SDL4FreePascal by Daniel Mantione, just do a freshmeat
search to get the download link.
A.J.
> > Are there any libsdl unit
Hi,
I have used SDL4FreePascal for some time. Simplysearch it with google.
It worked fine with FPC 1.0.6 under Windows, I have not used it under
Linux, but I guess it is about the same.
Please notice that libsdl is not ported completely.
Holger
Marco van de Voort schrieb:
Are there any libsd
> Are there any libsdl units for FPC available? Sorry if
> it's too trivial, or discussed in the near future, but
> i can't find it between the packages in the CVS, and
> i have no time to dig myself into the problem right
> now...
I do know that there are Jedi SDL bindings, and did you check
c
Hi,
Are there any libsdl units for FPC available? Sorry if
it's too trivial, or discussed in the near future, but
i can't find it between the packages in the CVS, and
i have no time to dig myself into the problem right
now...
Bye,
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On donderdag, jun 19, 2003, at 15:24 Europe/Brussels, Eduardo Morras
wrote:
I can enable range checking in
the source file with {$R+}, is there a similar solution for -gl?
No.
Just put in the uses clause the unit LineInfo the first one.
That's not enough, because debug info must be turned on as w
ewhere left on your system from a previous version.
I can enable range checking in
the source file with {$R+}, is there a similar solution for -gl?
No.
Just put in the uses clause the unit LineInfo the first one.
Las personas se dividen en tres grupos, los que saben contar y los que no.
> On Thu, 19 Jun 2003, Marco van de Voort wrote:
> > > Where can I find the declaration of read, readln, write and writeln
> > > procedures? I've searched the whole source package for fpc and didn't
> > > find even header of those function, where they are?
> >
> > These aren't proper procedures, an
On Thu, 19 Jun 2003, Marco van de Voort wrote:
> > Where can I find the declaration of read, readln, write and writeln
> > procedures? I've searched the whole source package for fpc and didn't
> > find even header of those function, where they are?
>
> These aren't proper procedures, and the compil
> Where can I find the declaration of read, readln, write and writeln
> procedures? I've searched the whole source package for fpc and didn't
> find even header of those function, where they are?
These aren't proper procedures, and the compiler generates "special" code
for it.
So there is no defi
> Hello,
>
> Where can I find the declaration of read, readln, write and writeln
> procedures? I've searched the whole source package for fpc and didn't
> find even header of those function, where they are?
They are handled internally by the compiler. See the reference manual for
a description
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Hello,
Where can I find the declaration of read, readln, write and writeln
procedures? I've searched the whole source package for fpc and didn't
find even header of those function, where they are?
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