Hi Micha,
on 2005-03-25T22:36:10+02:00 Micha wrote:
>> In the last weeks we have had four discussions about hints.
> You only mention 3 here ?
I count four. The first, the second, the third and the problem
discussed in this thread.
>> The first problem was a bug and is solved.
> So ?
I
Hi Peter,
on 2005-03-25T19:37:02+02:00 Peter wrote:
>> I know. But why I should explain it more detailed, if you anyway
>> disapprove such suggestions. :-(
> Most ppl want compatibility with Delphi. When we add a warning for
> uninitialized var parameters then there will be a lot of bug reports
>
Hi Peter,
on 2005-03-24T23:23:30+02:00 Peter wrote:
>> The problem, you describe above could be solved relative simple, even
>> the solution is more complex. I don't know any details of the
>> compiler, but I assume, that internally the compiler use a identical
>> structure to manage the parameter
Hi Peter,
on 2005-03-24T12:55:21+02:00 Peter wrote:
>> I don't know, whether other compiler modes support const and out.
>> If yes, the RTL/FCL/LCL functions should use it. This do mean e.g.
> For compatibility we can't do this. Delphi also doesn't warn.
This is not really a good argument. FPC
Hi Jeffrey,
on 2005-03-23T22:16:26+02:00 Jeffrey wrote:
> However, the example below gives me a similar warning
> with 1.9.8, but not 1.9.6:
I don't get such a warning with a version some days ago.
> program vdnstbi;
> var
> s:string;
> begin
> str(16, s); // Variable "s" does not seem to be
Hi Jonas,
on 2005-03-23T22:26:03+02:00 Jonas wrote:
> On 23 mrt 2005, at 22:16, Jeffrey Pohlmeyer wrote:
>> program vdnstbi;
>> var
>> s:string;
>> begin
>> str(16, s); // Variable "s" does not seem to be initialized
>> WriteLn(s);
>> end.
>>
>> Does "S" really need to be initialized ?
>
Hi Peter,
on 2005-03-22T08:36:36+01:00 Peter wrote:
>> Hmmm... Just pure curiosity:
>> I am getting a warning "Variable does not seem to be initialized" on a
>> code
>> from FreePascal RTL guide:
...
>> BlockRead (Fin,buf,Sizeof(buf),NumRead); // <-- Warning here (buf)
> There are no warnin
Hi Sergio,
on 2005-03-04T22:21:15+01:00 you wrote:
> I am looking for the name of the native fpc function for:
DupeString, unit StrUtils.
Take a look in the Run-Time library reference guide:
http://www.freepascal.org/docs.html (Standard units reference manual).
> function ReplicateStr(s:strin
Hi,
on 2005-03-20T16:10:38+01:00 I wrote:
>>> Two days ago, I have send three mails to the fpc-pascal mailing list.
...
Sorry, my mail client was not correct configured, the mail should post
in the fpc-other mailinglist.
On the other side, I have try to post the mail included in this mail
repeat
f the one mail (inclusive header, quoted).
> Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 20:28:38 +0100
> From: "Peter J. Haas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> X-Mailer: The Bat! (v1.62r) Personal
> Reply-To: "Peter J. Haas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> X-Priority: 3 (Normal)
> Messa
Hi Peter,
on 2005-03-18T17:31:53+01:00 you wrote:
>> So far I could see it in the FPC sources, BOOL is declared as
>> WINBOOL and this as longbool. In Windows general 0 mean False and
>> any value <> 0 mean True. In the Windows API TRUE is declared as 1
>> (at 16, 32 and as well as 64 bit API).
>>
Hi,
first, sorry my bad english. I have post this and the next two
questions already in community (german language forum).
So far I could see it in the FPC sources, BOOL is declared as WINBOOL
and this as longbool. In Windows general 0 mean False and any value <>
0 mean True. In the Windows API
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