Problem solved !
Thank you very much !
>
> Inpromptu wrote:
> > I've found the problem... !
> >
> > if the record is Myrecord=record
> > MyInteger:integer;
> > Mystring:string;
> > end;
> >
> > compiled with c:\lazarus\pp\bin\i386-bin\ppc386 without any other
> > p
Inpromptu wrote:
I've found the problem... !
if the record is
Myrecord=record
MyInteger:integer;
Mystring:string;
end;
compiled with c:\lazarus\pp\bin\i386-bin\ppc386 without any other parameter,
sizeof(Myrecord.Myinteger) shows 2.
compiled inside Lazarus sizeof(
I've found the problem... !
if the record is
Myrecord=record
MyInteger:integer;
Mystring:string;
end;
compiled with c:\lazarus\pp\bin\i386-bin\ppc386 without any other parameter,
sizeof(Myrecord.Myinteger) shows 2.
compiled inside Lazarus sizeof(Myrecord.Myinteger)
Inpromptu wrote:
[...]
Are you sure that exactly the same definition of TSomeType is used
when you compile GUI and console version of your program ? Maybe
some structures are aligned differently when you compile GUI and
console version of your program ? Are you sure that the unit where
TSom
> First of all, Lazarus and GUI/non-GUI difference has nothing to do
> here. Lazarus allows you to compile non-GUI programs without any
> problems, if you want. Of course, the same compiler and the same
> RTL is used to compile GUI (i.e. LCL) and console programs.
Ok !
>
> As far as I unders
Inpromptu wrote:
Hi.
I have developed a console app, wich use a typed file. I use Lazarus to make the GUI, but there is some problem with the typed file generated by the console app. The GUI app does not read the file correctly. Specially with the string vars.
Is it a problem with the delphi
Hi.
I have developed a console app, wich use a typed file. I use Lazarus to make
the GUI, but there is some problem with the typed file generated by the console
app. The GUI app does not read the file correctly. Specially with the string
vars.
Is it a problem with the delphi mode compilation
L505 wrote:
| C:\Documents and Settings\\Application Data\\
|
| Or sometimes, if the installer is set up for it:
|
| C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\\
Yuck, and since there is no "documents and settings" directory on Linux, it's
not a cross platform way of building apps. Of
> in linux I can't use the exec for executing a program with more than one
> parameter.
> I tried to supply more than a parameter separeted with whitespace, but
> it's not reliable, since the program is treating it as just one parameter
>
> so I can't pass options to programs, such as:
> ls -l .*
in linux I can't use the exec for executing a program with more than one
parameter.
I tried to supply more than a parameter separeted with whitespace, but
it's not reliable, since the program is treating it as just one parameter
so I can't pass options to programs, such as:
ls -l .*
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