Am 25.01.2016 04:42 schrieb "silvioprog" :
> What I'm doing wrong? Can I use this callings on FPC in the DELPHI mode?!
:-/
Neither FPC nor Delphi allow you to declare your own varargs functions.
That it works in Delphi is by pure change. Trying to outsmart the compiler
will only lead to trouble.
Hello,
Consider the following types:
TPuts1 = procedure; cdecl varargs;
TPuts2 = procedure(par: string); cdecl varargs;
TPuts3 = procedure(const par: string); cdecl varargs;
this procedure:
procedure Puts(par1, par2, par3: string); cdecl;
begin
Write(par1, ' ');
Write(par2, '
I tried it with XE6 since it said it should work with versions above
XE4. Guess I was wrong. Will try it with XE3 which I also have.
Thanks.
On Sun 24/01/2016 13:23, Michael Ring wrote:
What version of Delphi do you use?
CrossFPC is compatible to only rather 'old' Versions, the
documentation
What version of Delphi do you use?
CrossFPC is compatible to only rather 'old' Versions, the documentation
on main page says XE4.
I was subscribed to the Mailinglist but have not received a single mail
for the last years so propably the mailinglist is dead.
Michael
Am 24.01.16 um 16:03 sch
CrossFPC recently released a new update and I decided to test it.
Howerver it fails to install on either of my two machine. I tried
subscribing the their email list (twice) but with no success. I never
received the confirmation email.
I know this is not the CrossFPC list, and most on this list
Am 24.01.2016 um 00:00 schrieb Simon Ameis:
> Would it be possible to issue a hint why a procedure can't be inlined at
> a specific call?
> This could change with the compiler and the user knows what to change
> for inlining.
The compiler tries to do this as debug info (-vd), see also
fpc/compile
