You can use {$codepage utf8} I think, but if you are using ISO8859-6 (Arabic
right ?) then I'm not sure that it will convert it, but rater treat it as a
UTF-8
Ido
On Mon, Sep 6, 2010 at 02:28, Zaher Dirkey wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have unit with Ansi strings but i want to compile it as UTF-8 how to a
Hi,
I have unit with Ansi strings but i want to compile it as UTF-8 how to ask
the compiler to convert it to utf8 before compile it?
Thanks in advance
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On 05.09.2010 23:00, Bernd Kreuss wrote:
> the unit seh.pas contains the handler. This handler is very simple, it
> will handle all exceptions and always restore the stack to the state it
> was when the handler was installed and use the address that was pushed
> to the stack to continue execution.
Hi,
I was bored and I played around with SEH exceptions. It might be useful
in some cases when you can't catch an exception in a dll but there might
also be easier methods in some cases. I though before the code will be
forgotten and deleted again I post it here:
the unit seh.pas contains the han
{$asmmode att}
asm
pushl %fs:0
end;
Error: Invalid Reference Syntax
I am referring to this:
http://www.cs.northwestern.edu/~pdinda/ics-f09/doc/gas-notes.txt
Is this syntax wrong? I remember having seen it exactly in this form in
the .s file before I converted all my code to att syntax.
In int
On 05 Sep 2010, at 19:56, Valdas Jankūnas wrote:
> I writing firmware for device (with Atmel 8bit) using ANSI C, also I writing
> software for PC (to communicate with that device) using Free Pascal. Both
> firmware and software using some same numeric constants (used in
> communication protoco
Hi,
I have a probably stupid question, experienced assembler programmers
will probably laugh but here is my problem:
I am trying to push the address of a label onto the stack but it doesn't
seem to work. __finally is a label and handler is the name of a
function. I can push the address of the fun
Hello,
is there way to share constants between FPC and ANSI C?
I writing firmware for device (with Atmel 8bit) using ANSI C, also I
writing software for PC (to communicate with that device) using Free
Pascal. Both firmware and software using some same numeric constants
(used in communication
On 5 September 2010 14:48, Jonas Maebe wrote:
>
> On 05 Sep 2010, at 15:05, Frank Church wrote:
>
> > Running the code below produces this error message:
> > rcacsbilling.pas(3660,25) Error: Identifier not found "dbgRemoteLinks"
> >
> > if [dbgRemoteLinks] in dbgActiveOptions then
> >
Frank Church schrieb:
> if [dbgRemoteLinks] in dbgActiveOptions then
> mmoURLPageContent.Lines.AddStrings(procList);
Try
if dbgRemoteLinks in dbgActiveOptions then
WriteLn('Yes');
htht
Michael
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On 05 Sep 2010, at 15:05, Frank Church wrote:
> Running the code below produces this error message:
> rcacsbilling.pas(3660,25) Error: Identifier not found "dbgRemoteLinks"
>
> if [dbgRemoteLinks] in dbgActiveOptions then
>mmoURLPageContent.Lines.AddStrings(procList);
>
> Is that t
I have this code:
type
dbgOptions = (dbgAMI, dbgRemoteLinks);
var
dbgActiveOptions: set of dbgOptions;
procedure SetupDefaultvars;
begin
dbgActiveOptions := [];
end;
Running the code below produces this error message:
rcacsbilling.pas(3660,25) Error: Identifier not found "dbgRemoteLink
On 03 Sep 2010, at 06:51, leledumbo wrote:
> Any administrator that registers this mailing list to Nabble, would you mind
> upgrading to Nabble2?
It was not registered by an administrator. Several years ago, I got a mail from
Nabble asking whether it was ok for them to archive it and I said yes
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