On Sun, 2005-03-20 at 02:55 +0200, Nikolay Nikolov wrote:
> ml wrote:
>
> >Other possibilities like ['?','%','$','|','&','::','^'] were only named
> >under btw. (and how can btw. under question 2 become the main flaming
> >topic is out of my reason, maybe its time to my annual lobotomy)
> >
> >
ml wrote:
Other possibilities like ['?','%','$','|','&','::','^'] were only named
under btw. (and how can btw. under question 2 become the main flaming
topic is out of my reason, maybe its time to my annual lobotomy)
Well, mentioning C-isms in a pascal forum may sometimes lead to flames
:) (Yes
If you would at least read original message and responded to what I
asked or at least "not responded" maybe I wouldn't feel so stupid for
asking my question. But hopefully this will be the last message in this
thread.
Seems a bit sad to me that, I didn't get answer to "what I really asked"
but a l
Dnia sobota, 19 marca 2005 23:31, Nico AragÃn napisaÅ:
> IIRC, you don't even need resources:
>
> copy /b program.exe + file.dat combined.exe
>
> Then you can open combined.exe from itself, seek to (filelength -
> sizeofdatafile -1) and use blockread.
Thanks, Nico!
That's exactly, what I was lo
El SÃbado, 19 de Marzo de 2005 15:34, MichaÅ WoÅniak escribiÃ:
> Is it possible in FPC to incorporate something like Delphi resources into
> the compiled program?
> What I need is including a binary file within the executable (like when
> using BRCC32 and *.rc files in Delphi) so that its contents
Koenraad Lelong wrote:
Koenraad Lelong wrote:
Jeff Pohlmeyer wrote:
...
I'm trying this and it seems to work, partly.
I wrote a clone in fpc of the temp-program, and encountered some strange
things.
The library successfully detects the interface, and one device (only one
connected at the time).
> > Is it possible in FPC to incorporate something like Delphi resources into
> > the compiled program?
>
> Under Windows you can use resource files in FPC as well, just the tool
> to convert the .rc into a linkable binary file is called differently...
Well, actually I would need such a functional
Hi there,
I just want to mention that somebody has started a new Wikibook dealing
with Pascal:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Programming:Pascal
Perhaps somebody on this list is interested in writing a chapter or so
... ;-)
Greetings,
Tom
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Hello,
MichaÅ WoÅniak schrieb:
Is it possible in FPC to incorporate something like Delphi resources into the
compiled program?
What I need is including a binary file within the executable (like when using
BRCC32 and *.rc files in Delphi) so that its contents are accessible to the
program at runt
Hi there.
Is it possible in FPC to incorporate something like Delphi resources into the
compiled program?
What I need is including a binary file within the executable (like when using
BRCC32 and *.rc files in Delphi) so that its contents are accessible to the
program at runtime, without the nee
On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 09:26:18 +0100, Jonas Maebe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Until someone else has to read your code, who attached entirely
> different meanings to those symbols in his own code...
I agree, pascal is one of the most clean, intuitive and easy to read
languages... While updating it,
Nikolay Nikolov wrote:
Koenraad Lelong wrote:
Second question : are c-double types and fpc-double types compatible ?
I think so. Perhaps cfloat and cdouble should be added to the ctypes unit?
Already in the cvs.
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I think I'm going to have to agree with everyone else on this one. If I
read this, thinking it was pascal code, I wouldn't have the slightest idea
what these % and/or $ operators were doing. Operator overloading should
never be used to change the meaning of an operator. It's there so you can
mak
On 19 Mar 2005, at 00:44, ml wrote:
btw. and yes,:) my line of work forces me to use pascal, c#, c++, c,
sql, shell and a little bit of php. So I'm forced to see the beauty and
the ugly parts and features of each one. And operators are a real life
saver, at least for future reading of your code (th
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