> Martin Schreiber schreef:
>> On Sunday 05 February 2006 17.11, Koenraad Lelong wrote:
>>
>>>Just tried it, doesn't work :-(. Compiling with ppc386 for i386-linux
>>>works fine, compiling with ppcrossarm for arm-linux gives the error.
>>>Could this be a processor specific error ?
>>
>>
>> compiler
Martin Schreiber schreef:
On Sunday 05 February 2006 17.11, Koenraad Lelong wrote:
Just tried it, doesn't work :-(. Compiling with ppc386 for i386-linux
works fine, compiling with ppcrossarm for arm-linux gives the error.
Could this be a processor specific error ?
compiler/cgobj.pas:548:
On Sunday 05 February 2006 17.11, Koenraad Lelong wrote:
> Just tried it, doesn't work :-(. Compiling with ppc386 for i386-linux
> works fine, compiling with ppcrossarm for arm-linux gives the error.
> Could this be a processor specific error ?
compiler/cgobj.pas:548:
function tcg.getintregis
L505 schreef:
When I try to compile the MSEgui demo for arm (using fpc 2.0.2, MSEgui
0.7) I'm getting that error when compiling msegui.pas. Where should I
look to solve this ?
Try to rebuild all units.
use the -Ba compiler option
I think I had this same issue when I tried MSEgui long ago, an
> When I try to compile the MSEgui demo for arm (using fpc 2.0.2, MSEgui
> 0.7) I'm getting that error when compiling msegui.pas. Where should I
> look to solve this ?
Try to rebuild all units.
use the -Ba compiler option
I think I had this same issue when I tried MSEgui long ago, and it only
o
When I try to compile the MSEgui demo for arm (using fpc 2.0.2, MSEgui
0.7) I'm getting that error when compiling msegui.pas. Where should I
look to solve this ?
I tried some shuffling in the uses-header (I found this in this list
when I searched for internal errors), but this didn't work.
I ca
On 05 Feb 2006, at 13:32, Tom Verhoeff wrote:
Question 2: Any suggestions as to how to make it more platform
independent,
or how to support multiple platforms in an easy way?
The only differences are little/big endian. So if it works on PPC and
I386, you have support for all platforms. Ju
While writing a paper (several years ago) about the traps of using
floating-point numbers, I prepared a unit FloatView to "play" with
the internal representation according to the IEEE Std, including
to print it in various formats.
Initially, I made this work for the Linux/i386 platform only. Late
