On Jul 2, 2005, at 17:18, Peter Vreman wrote:
At 10:06 2-7-2005, you wrote:
I have problems when compiling with -pg (profiler)
Is this my fault or a compiler error?
P:\FmtBCD>ppc386 -a -pg -Croit -Op1 testprof
Free Pascal Compiler version 2.1.1 [2005/06/25] for i386
Copyri
Hi,
I have downloaded FPC 2.0.0 for ARM and installed. I have compiling a
project in pascal with socket.
To compile the program I need to use Xc switch ("pass --shared to the
linker (Unix only)").
but when I run the executable program I receive a segmentation fault!
If I don't use Xc switch I hav
> This doesn't work:
> -Fi\..\inc
Because the notion of '/' in Unix is completely alien in Windows. Closest
equiv is "X:\" where X is a specific drive letter. After all, '/' is the
root of the logical filesystem in most UNIX alike OS (LINUX, BSD, BeOS
etc..) You'll be wanting '~' to work next ;-)
| is there a:
| .\
| on windows?
Okay, to answer my own question...now I see. Just some simple syntax
misunderstandings.
On win32
This works:
-Fi..\inc
This doesn't work:
-Fi\..\inc
On GnuLinux
--
This works
input="./system.pp -Fi../unix/"
This doesn't work
input
Hi,
is there a standard routine that converts an "array of Char" type to a
(Short)String of the same length as the Char-array?
The automatic conversion of the compiler seems to treat it as
null-terminated C-string, which is not what I want.
Vinzent.
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|
| Normally, relative paths should work. Try using ./system.pp
Yes that worked on linux. Well, I'll try some things on win32 .. not sure what
the equivilent of ./ is on windows.
is there a:
.\
on windows?
| That is one of the principal reasons why fpdoc was developed:
| strict separation of s
On Mon, 4 Jul 2005, L505 wrote:
>
> | > fpdoc --package=rtl --input="system.pp -Fi/directory/"
> | >
> | > Is that the correct syntax? I can't get it to find my include files that
> it
> | > needs. I am putting the quotes in the wrong place maybe..
> |
> | No, the syntax is correct.
> |
>
>
| > fpdoc --package=rtl --input="system.pp -Fi/directory/"
| >
| > Is that the correct syntax? I can't get it to find my include files that it
| > needs. I am putting the quotes in the wrong place maybe..
|
| No, the syntax is correct.
|
I tried using absolute paths for the unit I am running fpd
On Sat, 2 Jul 2005, L505 wrote:
> Question 1:
>
> fpdoc --package=rtl --input="system.pp -Fi/directory/"
>
> Is that the correct syntax? I can't get it to find my include files that it
> needs. I am putting the quotes in the wrong place maybe..
No, the syntax is correct.
>
> Question 2:
>
