Re: [fpc-pascal] Output program name -o

> The trick didn't seem to work on fpc 2.0.0 ;-( > My mistake! now the trick -does- work when I shortened the output path a few characters.. It appears I have another problem now, with the path being truncated when it's too long... this other problem, the truncating, is not necessarily a FPC

Re: [fpc-pascal] Output program name -o

> I haven't tried recently, but if I remember correctly, you can work > around it like this: > fpc /home/me/project1.pas -oNewName.cgi.notimportant > The trick didn't seem to work on fpc 2.0.0 ;-( I'm not sure if this is a linker (-k) resolvable issue, I looked up gnu ld linker on google to tr

Re[2]: [fpc-pascal] Graphics in Linux?

Hello Rainer, Thursday, September 29, 2005, 2:08:53 PM, you wrote: RH> What I wonder is that nobody found a way to open a X11 window redirect all RH> this stuff from/to it, since I started with Linux and FreePascal. -- And this RH> is more than 6 years ago. In addition to SDL which already was

Re: [fpc-pascal] Graphics in Linux?

Rainer Hantsch wrote: > > Yes, this is exactly what I am looking for. > > What I wonder is that nobody found a way to open a X11 window redirect all > this stuff from/to it, since I started with Linux and FreePascal. -- And this > is more than 6 years ago. > > All what would be required would be

Re: [fpc-pascal] Graphics in Linux?

Rainer Hantsch wrote: Hi, Peter! When nothing "dramatic" has changed (and I do not remember to have even heared about any attempt to get this fixed from Michael), the graph unit will still only be usable for DOS and (maybe) for windows, but not for LINUX. Because I use a 100% Linux environment,

Re: [fpc-pascal] Output program name -o

L505 wrote: Hi! Is there a way to change the extension of the output executable? When compile with this example: fpc /home/me/project1.pas -oNewName.cgi The file is compiled as just "NewName" without the .cgi extension. I'm trying to get PSP/Fakelinux integrated tightly and it would be nic

Re: [fpc-pascal] Graphics in Linux?

On Thu, 29 Sep 2005, Peter Andersen wrote: | Rainer Hantsch wrote: | Here you are wrong :) It's working in linux that's for sure (i am using | it) But that is on a svga console. Display 800x600 and 256 color. Well, this is actually useless because it only works on the local display. I would loos

Re: [fpc-pascal] Graphics in Linux?

Rainer Hantsch wrote: Hi, Peter! When nothing "dramatic" has changed (and I do not remember to have even heared about any attempt to get this fixed from Michael), the graph unit will still only be usable for DOS and (maybe) for windows, but not for LINUX. Here you are wrong :) It's working in

[fpc-pascal] Output program name -o

Hi! Is there a way to change the extension of the output executable? When compile with this example: fpc /home/me/project1.pas -oNewName.cgi The file is compiled as just "NewName" without the .cgi extension. I'm trying to get PSP/Fakelinux integrated tightly and it would be nice to output a

Re: [fpc-pascal] Graphics in Linux?

Hi, Peter! When nothing "dramatic" has changed (and I do not remember to have even heared about any attempt to get this fixed from Michael), the graph unit will still only be usable for DOS and (maybe) for windows, but not for LINUX. Because I use a 100% Linux environment, this means in fact, tha

[fpc-pascal] What should be the setting of CRIMSOM EDITOR when I use it to edit pascal

Hello, I am a pascal user who was using CRIMSON EDITOR for editing. However, due to re-installation of CRIMSON EDITOR, the setting preference is lost. Can you tell me what should be entered in the -Command -Argument -Initial dir blanks in the USER TOOLS of PREFERENCE of this software.

Re: [fpc-pascal] Graphics in Linux?

Rainer Hantsch wrote: Hi! I want to write a little program for visualizing all moves of a CNC machine on LINUX. Actually it would be more than sufficient when that what the good old "graph" unit of TurboPascal/DOS would be available, because all I need is simple pixel graphics. With my change t