> I know, programs with a writeln() have lower performance, but
> I think, printf() and writeln() must do the same. This need time to
> calculate.
You have to explain problem more.
The key thing to do is find your bottleneck. Write some benchmarks for float to
string conversions
and put them in
Test writes:
> I have a source file (test.pp) that uses some units. Where can I get
> those units? If you didn't notice, I am a newbie :)
> I tried to compile but it obviously drops an error.
>
> uses
> cgiapp, unix, unixutils, classes, inifiles
FPC compiler comes with compiled .a/.ppu/.o file
> I've got a shared library (.so) I wrote in C, with initialization and
> finalization code declared by using the GCC attributes constructor and
> destructor. These init and fini functions simply print out "start" and
> "stop" to stdout. The .so exports one function, which prints out
> "Hello".
>
> Adrian Wrote:
> no - that was not the problem. I have my linux running in a coLinux
> > session and it seems that the linker fails, when the file is in a
> > windows drive, even as root. other programms don't have problems to read
> > or write to this drive.
> >
> > but there is still a strange
Adrian Wrote:> no - that was not the problem. I have my linux running in a
coLinux
> session and it seems that the linker fails, when the file is in a
> windows drive, even as root. other programms don't have problems to read
> or write to this drive.
>
> but there is still a strange problem with
Hello,
Dr wrote:
Please tell me whether FPC Pascal makes DOS ( DPMI ) "protected mode"
DLL and EXE files, that is, a DLL ( called by a DPMI EXE ) that runs on
DOS, even if there is NO Windows at all on my machine
It doesn't, but maybe HX DOS is what you need:
http://www.japheth.de/HX.htm
