On 22/08/06, "Fabrício F. Kammer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks A.J.
Do you know where can I get some example of how to do this?
Is it possible to have a conditional compile to do this?
You can achieve conditiional compiling with {$ifdef } :
{$ifdef Win32}
{ . windows specific
Good afternoon,
I'm trying to set colors (background) for fp but when I go to
Options/Environment/Colors nothing happens.
Did find a reference to this problem on internet but not the solution.
I could change fp.ini if I knew how to. Where can I find a tutorial for
fp.ini?
I'm using Linux and t
Thanks A.J.
Do you know where can I get some example of how to do this?
Is it possible to have a conditional compile to do this?
Thanks again,
Fabrício
A.J. Venter escreveu:
I'm working in a software that I don't want that it runs in a different
of the orginal installation then I'll save thi
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> I'm working in a software that I don't want that it runs in a different
> of the orginal installation then I'll save this informations in a
> crypted file and I'll read and check with the hardware in the moment of
> the software is open.
>
There is no platform independent way to do this, since
Hi all,
How can I get hardware informations on windows/linux using
FreePascal/Lazarus?
I need to get some informations of the hardware, like HD serial number,
the amount of memory, the type of processor and another things.
I'm working in a software that I don't want that it runs in a differ
On 22 aug 2006, at 11:44, Michael Preslar wrote:
If I change ax to eax, di to edi and es:[di] to [di], the code
compiles without warnings or errors, but I don't know if that's
the right thing to do.
No. The calling conventions are different
Any further information you could give? The doc
I'm trying to convert some old Turbo Pascal asm to win32 fpc asm and
dont know where to start..
I'm compiling with -Sd and -Twin32 and {$asmmode intel}..
.
If I change ax to eax, di to edi and es:[di] to [di], the code compiles
without warnings or errors, but I don't know if that's the
