> Can anyone tell me what's missing to get aterm to run fp?
Implementation of the Xterm terminal standard ? :)
Debugging startup (possibly using a simpler example like installer first),
is the only real solution I think.
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Hi all
Even though I don't have a solution to the previous problem, I already
have another one.
A while ago I tried 'fp' and didn't get anything. Not having time, I
dropped the issue. Now I tried again, and decided to dig a little deeper:
1) in an 'aterm', calling fp doesn't show _anything_, jus
John Coppens wrote:
> You could try to access the environment variables - the '_' variable
> contains the command used to start the program. Just tested it - it shows
> the link.
Thanks John! That works a charm.
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Hi,
is there any rule of thumb how enabling RTTI will influence the speed
and memory usage?
TIA,
Marc
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Hi,
I´m working on an FPC Non-gui program that will need to do some dedicated
things on 98 and XP machines, (and eventually *nix), such as test for
running Apps, kill Apps or running services, and some web activity
eventually, (which appears may become a concern with certain FPC/DOS
programming w
On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 13:35:40 -0400
Bob Richards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have written a program who's behavior depends on the name by which it
> has been invoked. This is not uncommon, for instance sendmail invoked
> as mailq behaves in a completely different way.
You could try to access th
I have written a program who's behavior depends on the name by which it has
been invoked.
This is not uncommon, for instance sendmail invoked as mailq behaves in a
completely
different way.
Anyway, it all works as intended as long as I *copy* the executable to a
different name.
However, if I us
On 24/04/06, memsom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > It sounds like a crossreferencer. Search for Coco/R, a parser generator
> > that
> > can gen Delphi code. IIRC the cross referencer is one of its std demoes
> > for
> > each language.
>
> Essentially PasDoc more or less does what he wants, except t
On Mon, 24 Apr 2006, memsom wrote:
It sounds like a crossreferencer. Search for Coco/R, a parser generator
that
can gen Delphi code. IIRC the cross referencer is one of its std demoes
for
each language.
Essentially PasDoc more or less does what he wants, except the files it
produces are HTML
> It sounds like a crossreferencer. Search for Coco/R, a parser generator
> that
> can gen Delphi code. IIRC the cross referencer is one of its std demoes
> for
> each language.
Essentially PasDoc more or less does what he wants, except the files it
produces are HTML. With some work it might be ab
> The Exuberant CTags program supports over 30 programming languages
> including Standard Pascal. For C and C++ it does a fantastic job of
> indexing all routines and variables even when embedded in complex and
> unusual expressions. The support for Pascal, on the other hand, is
> limited to inde
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