pkzip changed the dates on the unzipped
files, and this was somehow screwing up FPC. Once I reset the dates on all
the files in the FPC directory to the same date the compiler returned with
-iD everything started working again!
So I think I'm all set. Thanks for the help...
Regards,
pas(56,1) Fatal: Can't find unit SYSWIN32
It seems to be looking in the correct spot now, and syswin32.ppw does
indeed exist in the \fpc\units\win32\rtl directory, but it's still giving
me the same error (and I'm assuming the message "PPU Loading" means it
found the uni
pening.
Okay, after this lng winded story the question is; what am I missing?
This is the EXACT same setup I've been using for a very long time, but for
some reason it's not working now. Does anyone have an idea of what's going
wrong here?
TIA...
Regards,
Jim Wilson
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functions as "stdcall" (FPC 1.0.x just used "stdcall" by
default).
I'll make note of that.
I'm attaching corrected version of your program.
Thanks for that -- you were a big help!
Regards,
Jim Wilson
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D := 'Unknown';
Profile.Name := 'Unknown';
end;
writeln ('GUID : ',Profile.GUID);
writeln ('Name : ',Profile.Name);
writeln ('Results: ',Results,' - ',GetLastError);
END.
Regards,
Jim Wilson
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At 05:40 PM 5/2/2004, you wrote:
I'm writing code that includes file copying, but the method I'm currently
using is far too slow. I'm currently just reading a file
character by character, and spitting it out to another file, character by
character. Unfortunately, that's brutally slow.
I've alwa
At 11:18 AM 3/27/2003, you wrote:
Sorry, I meant physical.
The Win32 API has a function called GlobalMemoryStatus that might give you
some of the info you're looking for, but obviously it's not cross-platform.
Don't know if that helps much.
Regards,
Jim
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At 12:16 PM 2/11/2003 -0800, you wrote:
Marco van de Voort wrote:
> Yes, I think Carl did a good job there.
Wellnot only Carl...I think you ALL (on the FPC team) are doing an
EXCELLENT job. I'm exceedingly grateful to have this compiler, and, as
a bonus, to also have access to communicate wi
