Carsten Bager wrote:
We are moving a lot of code from an old platform where it is
allowed to compare 2 records like this.
Type
A_typ=array[0..3] of integer;
Var
A1,A2:A_typ;
Begin
If A1=A2 then
End;
I know that I can typecast to an array of char to compare but
is there an easier way.
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We are moving a lot of code from an old platform where it is
allowed to compare 2 records like this.
Type
A_typ=array[0..3] of integer;
Var
A1,A2:A_typ;
Begin
If A1=A2 then
End;
I know that I can typecast to an array of char to compare but
is there an easier way.
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I have never could un
On Tue, 25 Oct 2005, Alan Mead wrote:
> Luiz, thanks! A couple questions below...
>
> Luiz Américo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Alan Mead wrote:
> > > I just want some fairly light-weight sqlite3 bindings that work
> > on
> > > Linux and Windows. The code on the SQLite website works grea
Luiz, thanks! A couple questions below...
Luiz Américo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Alan Mead wrote:
> > I just want some fairly light-weight sqlite3 bindings that work
> on
> > Linux and Windows. The code on the SQLite website works great on
> > Windows but fails to compile on Linux. (I don't
Alan Mead wrote:
I just want some fairly light-weight sqlite3 bindings that work on
Linux and Windows. The code on the SQLite website works great on
Windows but fails to compile on Linux. (I don't know Windows API
calls... it looks like he's searching for a function name in the
DLL.)
Are you
I just want some fairly light-weight sqlite3 bindings that work on
Linux and Windows. The code on the SQLite website works great on
Windows but fails to compile on Linux. (I don't know Windows API
calls... it looks like he's searching for a function name in the
DLL.)
I've tried a few other solu
