Hello!
I write C-headers for a library written in Pascal at time, to make it
usable within C applications.
On Linux, the libtool-program (part of GNU autotools) generates the
necessary files for C-compilers to link against the library (libxyz.la,
libxyz.a, libxyz.pc)
How can I use libtool for Pasca
Marco van de Voort wrote:
> In our previous episode, Henry Vermaak said:
>> 2009/12/10 Funky Beast :
>>> I did read that, but I'm just wondering isn't 9.98767967 more approximate
>>> to 10 than 9?
>> How do you round a month? It makes sense that the function only gives
>> full months, imo. Eithe
In our previous episode, Henry Vermaak said:
> 2009/12/10 Funky Beast :
> >
> > I did read that, but I'm just wondering isn't 9.98767967 more approximate
> > to 10 than 9?
>
> How do you round a month? It makes sense that the function only gives
> full months, imo. Either way, I think this is d
2009/12/10 Funky Beast :
>
> I did read that, but I'm just wondering isn't 9.98767967 more approximate to
> 10 than 9?
How do you round a month? It makes sense that the function only gives
full months, imo. Either way, I think this is d€lphi compatible and
at least documented.
Henry
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Vincent Snijders wrote:
> Funky Beast schreef:
>> Hi,
>>
>> When trying to get the number of months between the following dates:
>> 01-06-2009 and 01-08-2008
>>
>> MonthsBetween returns: 9 months.
>>
>> That is clearly wrong (fundamentally counting with my fingers yields
>> 10 months).
>> Looking a
Dear All ,
In some of your messages I am reading questions about places of the some
Lazarus and/or Free Pascal phrases/names .
During installation of OpenSUSE 11.2 yesterday ( 2009-December-9 ) I saw a
package named global , I have searched it Internet , and found the following
sites :
http://w
Funky Beast schreef:
Hi,
When trying to get the number of months between the following dates:
01-06-2009 and 01-08-2008
MonthsBetween returns: 9 months.
That is clearly wrong (fundamentally counting with my fingers yields 10
months).
Looking at the function in dateutils.inc, I copied the func
Hi,
When trying to get the number of months between the following dates:
01-06-2009 and 01-08-2008
MonthsBetween returns: 9 months.
That is clearly wrong (fundamentally counting with my fingers yields 10
months).
Looking at the function in dateutils.inc, I copied the function
implementation to d
On Thu, December 10, 2009 01:03, Roland Schaefer wrote:
> Hi, do the standard targets set up by fpcmake come with any defines
> which allow conditional compilation depending on the target (like extra
> code to be compiled only when doing 'make debug', for example)? If not,
> can I get fpcmake to in
