| If the compiler needs to search for a file it will use the following order:
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| 1. OriginalCase
| 2. lowercase
| 3. UPPERCASE
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| Peter
Hi Peter..
The PPU files didn't seem to be generated with an upper case file.. so every
time I compiled an application
with upper case units, no PPU files
Oops I didn't mean it was Synapse's fault, Lukas. No it was another problem -
the files got converted to upper
case on my computers, some how.. during a transfer from one PC to the other.
What I think caused the problem was when I was using CoLinux. When you use a
"Cofs device" on CoLinux, some
Date sent: Sun, 22 May 2005 09:34:38 +0200
From: Sřren Ager <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject:Re: [fpc-pascal] SizeOf(File) <> SizeOf(FileRec)
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> Solution:
> The synapse files were in CAPS LOCK.. i.e. SYNASSL.PAS, SYNABLOCK.PAS When
> I renamed the files to lower case, everything does not recompile now. No
> more 10,000 lines compilation!
??? All Synapse source files are distributed in lowecase. How you got
filenames in uppercase?
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L
At 10:06 22-5-2005, you wrote:
Hi,
Problem:
On the FPC community boards a while ago, I posted some problems with
recompiling issues.
When I was using the Synapse library, for some reason 10,000 lines of code
were being recompiled!
Solution:
The synapse files were in CAPS LOCK.. i.e. SYNASSL.
Søren Ager wrote:
I can't compile sockets.pas as SizeOf(File) <> SizeOf(FileRec).
Turns out my problem was that I had the rtl directories in my unit
paths. After I copied socket.pas and so32dll.pas to a new directory I am
now able to compile them (after I added the missing pieces of code).
Hi,
Problem:
On the FPC community boards a while ago, I posted some problems with
recompiling issues.
When I was using the Synapse library, for some reason 10,000 lines of code were
being recompiled!
Solution:
The synapse files were in CAPS LOCK.. i.e. SYNASSL.PAS, SYNABLOCK.PAS
When I renamed
