Hi,
Is there a XSLT library included with FPC. I did have a look and
couldn't find anything, but thought I would ask to be sure.
Otherwise, has anybody ever use the 'libxslt' with FPC. The app I
need it for is mainly for Linux, so don't really need support for
other platforms yet. I would lik
I have removed the FC5 rpm versions of fpc and installed the source and
x86_64 binary so everything is the same...
# fpc
Free Pascal Compiler version 2.0.4 [2006/08/20] for x86_64
invocation is...
# make clean CPU_TARGET=arm CROSSINSTALL=1
# make crossall CPU_TARGET=arm OS_TARGET=linux
I am get
Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
On Mon, 23 Oct 2006, David Mears wrote:
is this bit of syntactic weirdness a fpc element, or from delphi. I've
largely been away from pascal since the early 90s, mostly only using it to
write dos-y non-object-y utilities, for which it excels.
typed constants see
Ooops.. this time with a reply.. "prt0.o" is a bit of assembler IIRC... is
it compiled for bigendian? That looks to be your issue. Part of the RTL is
in little endian format and needs to be recompiled.
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From: "Terry Kemp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 11:14 PM
Subject: [fpc-pascal] fpc arm big endian help
Hi all
I'm working on some code for the NSLU2 'slug'.
How do I get ppcarm to compile in big endian mode?
I have done it once before
Hi all
I'm working on some code for the NSLU2 'slug'.
How do I get ppcarm to compile in big endian mode?
I have done it once before but I've lost the magic wand somewhere.
Do I need to build from source as in a post I saw on devel list...
change system_arm_linux_info.endian to endian_big in
/pp/
Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
> Initialized constants are deprecated, and should be replaced by initialized
> variables, as in Delphi:
They are? Why?
They have the practical advantage of being able to share them with other
instances of this process. At least, if compiler+linker cooperate to put
them
On 23 Oct 2006, at 19:30, Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
"Real" constants (in the sense of 'not changing') do not need to be
typed in
the first place so
Const
A = 'Some String';
Will do just fine.
You can also give them a type by simply adding a typecast around the
value. This can be nece
On Mon, 23 Oct 2006, David Mears wrote:
> is this bit of syntactic weirdness a fpc element, or from delphi. I've
> largely been away from pascal since the early 90s, mostly only using it to
> write dos-y non-object-y utilities, for which it excels.
> typed constants seem to basically to be li
is this bit of syntactic weirdness a fpc element, or from delphi. I've
largely been away from pascal since the early 90s, mostly only using it
to write dos-y non-object-y utilities, for which it excels.
typed constants seem to basically to be like the static keyword from
c.. but not a var mo
Hi,
I have setup two newsgroups for fpGUI and fpGFX on my server. For
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newsgroups as well.
Newsgroups:
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fpgui.support
Visit: http://opensoft.homeip.net/fpgui/
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