I'm trying to convert some old Turbo Pascal asm to win32 fpc asm and
dont know where to start..
I'm compiling with -Sd and -Twin32 and {$asmmode intel}..
.
If I change ax to eax, di to edi and es:[di] to [di], the code compiles
without warnings or errors, but I don't know if that's the
Hope this is the right place to post..
I'm trying to convert some old Turbo Pascal asm to win32 fpc asm and
dont know where to start..
I'm compiling with -Sd and -Twin32 and {$asmmode intel}..
An example of what I'm trying to port:
procedure ClearFlag(var Flags: word; FlagMask: word); assemb
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlackBerry#Operating_system
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlackBerry#Hardware
A client of mine is wanting me to port some of our software to the
Blackberry handheld. Being that its Pascal code, I'd prefer sticking to
...
Another option is to use Midlet Pasca
A client of mine is wanting me to port some of our software to the
Blackberry handheld. Being that its Pascal code, I'd prefer sticking to
a Pascal compiler.. And since FPC is seriously cross platform, I have to
ask:
Are there any plans, or work towards, porting FPC to the Blackberry?
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> Has someone used Elecom? Could a real-mode ISR be used?
I don't know anything about real mode.. But a good example of EleCom's
usage can be found in MannDoor.. Available from http://www.randm.ca
Of course, the EleBBS source makes heavy use of EleCom as well, but I
cant find the download link to
Thanks to all for the pointers. The FPC IDE source is definitly useful.
Will have to play with that and see what I can come up with..
Thanks again!
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unit], and os2, I'm converting LordCfg to a native binary as well, and
need the savescreen/restorescreen for the eyecandy part of the program)
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fpc-pasca
I'm trying to compile and cleanup some old Turbo Pascal code.. This one
unit of mine, toolbox.pas.. Whenever I go to compile, ppc386.exe loops
by printing "Compiling TOOLBOX.pas" over and over again.
toolbox.pas doesn't self-reference, and the units toolbox.pas don't use
toolbox.pas [I'm not a
I always do something like this:
{$ifdef UNIX}
const dirsep = '/';
{$else}
const dirsep = '\';
{$endif}
path := ExtractFileDir(paramstr(0) + dirsep + 'somepath' + dirsep +
'directory' + 'etc' + dirsep);
Id imagine that one of fpc's units already has something very similar to
this.
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