Hello everybody.
I'm not sure if this is a FPC issue but I need to ask.
Last year I coded an small and simple virtual machine in C. Yesterday I put
that VM in a DLL file and I wrote a Pascal wrapper. It worked nice but
suddenly the program starts to return EAccesViolation exceptions just when it
Thanks for the answers.
I think I'll duplicate the functions, one for ASCII (ANSISTRING) coding and
the other for UTF-8 (WIDESTRING). I think this is the best way.
But I've look for the description for UTF8Encode, UTF8Decode, UTF8ToAnsi and
UTF8ToUnicode in the documentation and I can't find it.
Hello.
I'm writing a wrapper for a C library that allows the use of UNICODE. I did
wrappers for C libraries but using only ASCII strings. I did:
UNIT example;
INTERFACE
PROCEDURE Proc (Text: ANSISTRING);
IMPLEMENTATION
{ Wrapper for the C function. }
PROCEDURE _C_Proc_ (Text: PCHAR); CDEC
> In the ACM-ICPC International Collegiate Programming Contest dropped pascal
for
> this year final competitions and for next year, the students are not
allowed to
> use pascal as their programming language. Did you know this? What is your
idea?
> Also, in TopCoder site, you can not develop you
Norbert Remmel wrote:
> is there anyone out there who still owns an early Microsoft C compiler
> which can be run under plain DOS?
May be you can use DJGPP: http://www.delorie.com/
Guillermo "Ñuño" Martínez
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Hello,
I didn't know that there were more people who use Allegro with Pascal (may be
I forgot to switch off the "Only Spanish pages" at Google last month) so I
wrote my own wrapper and I've released it last week at SourceForge. Today I've
found some messages in this mail list about this issue so I
