Hi,
i can't compile TPOnGuard for WinCE ...
Does anyone succeded to use TPOnGuard in WinCE ?
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5:04 ìì
> I suspect cross compiling not functional.
Then it's a surprise I can compile for Linux from my Win32 machine, just
don't forget the i386-linux-ld. Don't expect you have cross compiling
capability out of the box. Some tools and libraries might be needed
depending on your needs.
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Dear FPC,
fancy:=new(fancy_type); // or something similar, I usually use GetMem not New
SetLength(fancy.first, 10, 20);
SetLength(fancy.second, 10, 20);
SetLength(fancy.third, 300);
Nice. I see how it works. Thank you very much (Felipe and Florian) for
your answers. I'll try porting some cod
fancy:=new(fancy_type); // or something similar, I usually use GetMem not New
SetLength(fancy.first, 10, 20);
SetLength(fancy.second, 10, 20);
SetLength(fancy.third, 300);
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Dear Florian,
var
a : array of array of real;
begin
setlength(a,num_rows,num_columns);
Interesting. What about schema types that are no simple arrays? Like
this one:
type
fancy_type(a,b,c:integer)=record
first:array [0..a,0..b] of integer;
second:array [0..a,0..b] of real;
third
Kevan Hashemi schrieb:
> Dear FPC,
>
> I'm considering movingn from GPC to FPC. One thing I like very much
> about GPC is its schema types. I can declare a matrix like this:
>
> matrix_type(num_rows,num_columns:integer)=
> array [1..num_rows,1..num_columns] of real;
>
> and then create a new m
Dear FPC,
I'm considering movingn from GPC to FPC. One thing I like very much
about GPC is its schema types. I can declare a matrix like this:
matrix_type(num_rows,num_columns:integer)=
array [1..num_rows,1..num_columns] of real;
and then create a new matrix with:
var
M:^matrix_ptr;
nu
2008/12/14 Marc Weustink :
> Mattias Gaertner wrote:
>>
>> At the moment I have the attached function.
>> It returns only 4 on a 2 x quad core Mac.
>> Maybe someone can test under windows?
Return 2 on Intel Core Duo
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Skybuck Flying wrote:
I suspect cross compiling not functional.
Not unless you installed the cross compiler, no.
I did find a free pascal compiler for Mac OS X so I ll give that one a
try ;)
The native compilers work fine on both Intel and PPC Macs.
I believe building *nix cross compilers
On Sun, December 14, 2008 23:32, Skybuck Flying wrote:
> That didn't go well.
>
> Couldn't install package, the installer said.
>
> RTF can't be opened.
>
> So much for that.
See information about cross-compilation in FPC Wiki
(http://wiki.freepascal.org/Cross_compiling) including the referenced
d
That didn't go well.
Couldn't install package, the installer said.
RTF can't be opened.
So much for that.
Bye,
Skybuck.
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From: "Skybuck Flying"
To: "FPC-Pascal users discussions"
Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2008 11:25 PM
Subject: Re: Hello World for Darwin ?
I suspect cross compiling not functional.
I did find a free pascal compiler for Mac OS X so I ll give that one a try
;)
This does require compiling inside a virtual machine which is less
ideal/slow ? ;)
And could expose source code but ok... net's disabled for now I hope ;)
Bye,
Skybuck.
Hello,
1. I start fp
2. I open file:
program HelloWorldv2;
{$mode delphi}
begin
writeln('Hello Free Pascal World !');
readln;
end.
3. I tried to compile/build to "Darwin i386".
4. Error/compile screen says:
Main file: Y:\..\helloworld\helloworldv2.pas
Failed to compile...
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