Hi,
Micha Nelissen wrote:
function evk_malloc (size: longword): pointer;
const
ALIGNMENT = 16;
var
ptr: pointer;
begin
ptr := getmem(size + ALIGNMENT);
result := Align (ptr, ALIGNMENT);
if result = ptr then
pbyte(result) += 16;
Why not use ALIGNMENT here also?
Hah, I got stu
Hi,
I'm writing a video codec. I need some of my memory aligned to 16-byte
boundaries, since I'm using SSE2 instructions in asm code, that assume
this alignment. I was using a custom getmem, that called classic getmem
to get some memory block, then cast the pointer and adjust it to next
aligne
Skybuck Flying wrote:
The following program compiled with free pascal 1.0.8 crashes:
The current version of freepascal is 2.2.0, please update. It won't
crash any more.
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Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote:
Does anyone know what are those funny characters? (I suppose some kind
of encoding setting)
Your Text editor saved those files with byte order mark (BOM) - see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte_Order_Mark. Dunno about the second
part of your question though,
Hi,
Francisco Reyes wrote:
Looking at units in ref.pdf I see an initialization and a finalization
section.
How are those used?
the code in initialization part will be executed right after you run
your program, before the main begin..end, and the code in finalization
section will be execute
Hi,
I wanted to ask about $mode global directive scope. According to
http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/prog/progse3.html#x73-710001.2,
"Global directives affect the whole of the compilation process". Yet,
when I have two units like this:
//prog.pas
{$mode delphi}
program prog;
uses uni;
fu
