Am 16.10.2017 21:36 schrieb "Darius Blaszyk" :
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> Here's an interesting one. In C I have this code:
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> #define ID1 MAKE_ID('A', 'B')
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> Where MAKE_ID is a macro that depending on the endianness of the target
will create either AB or BA.
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> How would I be able to translate this into Pascal? ID1
2017-10-15 8:25 GMT-02:00 Michael Van Canneyt :
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> Hello,
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> If you want the latest preview and demos to play with:
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> https://www.freepascal.org/~michael/pas2js-demo-0.8.28.zip
Thanks, but i'm getting 404 error
Luiz
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On Mon, Oct 16, 2017 at 3:36 PM, Darius Blaszyk
wrote:
> Here's an interesting one. In C I have this code:
>
> #define ID1 MAKE_ID('A', 'B')
>
> Where MAKE_ID is a macro that depending on the endianness of the target
> will create either AB or BA.
>
> The only issue with the following approach
co
Here's an interesting one. In C I have this code:
#define ID1 MAKE_ID('A', 'B')
Where MAKE_ID is a macro that depending on the endianness of the target
will create either AB or BA.
How would I be able to translate this into Pascal? ID1 preferably would
need to remain a constant. I tried using an
2017-10-16 19:03 GMT+07:00 James Richters :
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> I’m curious how the CRT unit handles the Extended ASCII codes on Mac and
> Linux… All versions should be the same for cross platform compatibility.
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I don't know the underlayer library being used by CRT unit on Mac and
Linux. Perhaps because CRT
On 16/10/17 13:03, James Richters wrote:
>Long story short: CRT unit doesn't work at all on Windows, but it
works with unicode on Mac/Linux.
I’m curious how the CRT unit handles the Extended ASCII codes on Mac and
Linux… All versions should be the same for cross platform compatibility.
I a
>Long story short: CRT unit doesn't work at all on Windows, but it works with
>unicode on Mac/Linux.
I’m curious how the CRT unit handles the Extended ASCII codes on Mac and Linux…
All versions should be the same for cross platform compatibility.
I also noticed that email broke my links
