We are moving from another Pascal compiler where this is
allowed.
--
Type
txt_typ=packed array[0..1] of char;
Const
txt1:txt_typ=('12');
--
Is there a way around this without having to write
txt1:txt_typ=('1','2');
Another thin
Lowell C. Savage napsal(a):
> Marco, replying to me, wrote in part:
>> > The Problem:
>> >
>> > The problem is that I can't seem to figure out how to get FPC to link
>> to
>> > static libraries. FPC's linker won't look for the "Wrapper.lib". It
>> > either wants "Wrapper.dll" or "Wrapper.lib.dll"
Marco, replying to me, wrote in part:
> The Problem:
>
> The problem is that I can't seem to figure out how to get FPC to link to
> static libraries. FPC's linker won't look for the "Wrapper.lib". It
> either wants "Wrapper.dll" or "Wrapper.lib.dll". I can compile wrapper.c
> to an object modu
>
> I try to write a little article about Pascal-programming under Linux. As
> I now, Kylix, FPC and the GNU Pascal Compiler can be used to develope
> Pascal-applications under Linux. Are there any more working
> Pascal-Compiler for Linux?
Afaik no maintained ones.
Virtual Pascal (which stopp
Hello,
I try to write a little article about Pascal-programming under Linux. As
I now, Kylix, FPC and the GNU Pascal Compiler can be used to develope
Pascal-applications under Linux. Are there any more working
Pascal-Compiler for Linux?
Thanx,
Tom
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> When going to a new platform, you'll always need to cross-compile.
> But this is the same for any C compiler.
And, as Cygwin is simply another target under Windows, the Windows compiler
is perfectly capable of "cross" compiling for Cygwin. In this case, "cross"
compiling is streatching the term
On Tue, 16 Aug 2005, L505 wrote:
By the way, how would one compile Pascal code without a Pascal
compiler? No
magic script file will avoid the need for fpc.
I asked this question on C2 wiki once..
I guess you could start by hardcoding a binary program from scratch in a
text editor with yo
