On 3/22/06, Michael Preslar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Any help would be appreciated..
http://www.freepascal.org/bugs/showrec.php3?ID=4694
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I'm trying to compile and cleanup some old Turbo Pascal code.. This one
unit of mine, toolbox.pas.. Whenever I go to compile, ppc386.exe loops
by printing "Compiling TOOLBOX.pas" over and over again.
toolbox.pas doesn't self-reference, and the units toolbox.pas don't use
toolbox.pas [I'm not a
I'have some library which use some intel like asm code
type_32.pas(125,2) Error: Illegal assembler style specified "INTEL"
type_32.pas(146,13) Error: Unknown identifier "EAX"
So where do i' find the new gramatical word for use asm ?
As i read the doc it seem that there is no more support for
How Can I wait for one crt function finish? (gotoxy, write, ...)
I could use a semaphore or critical section to protect mulitreading ,
couldn't it?
tia
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Geoff Bagley wrote:
> Is it possible to "stream" the output of an FPC program into the input
> of the next like
> the "C" people do on Linux ? They have "stdio.h" . I have never seem
> this done in Pascal.
Huh? As long as you don't use units like crt write(ln) and read(ln) works with
the standa
Is it possible to "stream" the output of an FPC program into the input
of the next like
the "C" people do on Linux ? They have "stdio.h" . I have never seem
this done in Pascal.
E.G. prog1 | prog2 | prog3 etc. where "|" is the pipe for passing
the results from one prog to he next.
Be
> Hi,
>
> I have a little program working with Crt units without problem. I have
> change the print way form, I have pushing Crt Commands inen Fifo (GotoXY,
> ClrScr, ClrEol, Write,...) and I have created a Thread
> class to pop this commands to execute it.
> Problem seems to be cursor position in
Hi,
I have a little program working with Crt units without problem. I have
change the print way form, I have pushing Crt Commands inen Fifo (GotoXY,
ClrScr, ClrEol, Write,...) and I have created a Thread
class to pop this commands to execute it.
Problem seems to be cursor position in tty which is
That's a good point ;) But at least for linux/i386 it should be enough.
Since I knew FPC and the good feeling of knowing that my applications are able
to run on more than 9 platforms, I prefer my applications at least can be run on
3 platforms, they are: win32-i386, linux-i386 (all distros), a
Bisma Jayadi wrote:
>> This is not true. FPC can usually use inline assembler written for
>> delphi when
>> {$mode delphi} and {$asmmode intel} is used.
>
> It probably is, though when I use these modes, FPC failed to compile
> TjanSQL class. I couldn't fix it ('cause I ain't an assembler expert).
This is not true. FPC can usually use inline assembler written for delphi when
{$mode delphi} and {$asmmode intel} is used.
It probably is, though when I use these modes, FPC failed to compile TjanSQL
class. I couldn't fix it ('cause I ain't an assembler expert). And I also don't
want it's sol
Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
>
>
> On Mon, 20 Mar 2006, Bisma Jayadi wrote:
>
>> Hi all...
>>
>> I found TjanSQL from http://jansfreeware.com. It's a small-text-based
>> custom database component with SQL ability. The database itself is a
>> comma separated value (csv) text file. I think this comp
You forgot the {$H+} in jansql: the strings are different.
Stupid me! :D I missed the '$' in janSQL unit! :p
I wrote {H+} instead of {$H+}. Never thought that kind of mistake. I've search
hints from FPC docs for hours for more "intellegent" mistake. :D
Problem solved! janSQL and the demo app
> > Can you give the whole error message ?
>
> FEParser.onGetVariable:=getvariable;
>
> C:\Trash\janSQL\components\janSQL.pas(462,40) Error: Incompatible type for
> arg
> no. 1: Got "TjanSQL.getvariable(TObject,const AnsiString,var Variant,var
> Boolean)", expected " ShortString,var Variant,v
On Tue, 21 Mar 2006, Bisma Jayadi wrote:
Can you give the whole error message ?
FEParser.onGetVariable:=getvariable;
C:\Trash\janSQL\components\janSQL.pas(462,40) Error: Incompatible type for
arg no. 1: Got "TjanSQL.getvariable(TObject,const AnsiString,var Variant,var
Boolean)", expected
> Can you give the whole error message ?
FEParser.onGetVariable:=getvariable;
C:\Trash\janSQL\components\janSQL.pas(462,40) Error: Incompatible type for arg
no. 1: Got "TjanSQL.getvariable(TObject,const AnsiString,var Variant,var
Boolean)", expected "ShortString,var Variant,var Boolean) of obj
Is it a bug or just a feature, that when compiled with -gcl options, program
does not report line of range check error (sorry, but I have neither tested it
thoroughly nor checked compiler sources)?
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On Tue, 21 Mar 2006, Bisma Jayadi wrote:
Turn on delphi mode for the package and/or add {$mode delphi} everywhere.
(big chance that you have to change the @'s back).
I just did this, turn on Delphi mode on every single unit. To make sure the
class is compiled correctly, though I'd change th
FEParser.onGetVariable:=getvariable();
Not work. The same error message. :(
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On Tue, 21 Mar 2006, Bisma Jayadi wrote:
Turn on delphi mode for the package and/or add {$mode delphi} everywhere.
(big chance that you have to change the @'s back).
I just did this, turn on Delphi mode on every single unit. To make sure the
class is compiled correctly, though I'd change th
Turn on delphi mode for the package and/or add {$mode delphi} everywhere.
(big chance that you have to change the @'s back).
I just did this, turn on Delphi mode on every single unit. To make sure the
class is compiled correctly, though I'd change them later to FPC_OBJFPC mode for
better and c
> > If you are referring to the posstr functions, try replacing them with
> > the PosEx() function in strutils.
>
> - And I have to add Delphi mode directive on mwStringHashList unit, because
> without it FPC failed to compile the unit (because some kind of pointer
> things
> related).
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