Excellent answers. Thank you very much!
> -Original Message-
> From: Tomas Hajny [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, 9 May 2004 4:44 a.m.
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [fpc-pascal]FPC 1.9.x assembler register conventions
>
> Hi Lawrence
>
> I'll try to answer your questions
Hi everyone -
I'm currently somewhere near the beginning of porting all my assembler code
to the Register calling mechanism, but I have a couple of questions I
haven't managed to find the answers to online - can anyone help?
1. What registers do we have to preserve when leaving the assembler
func
Hi everyone -
I am currently in the process of testing all of my code with the new 1.9.3
betas (I downloaded win32 1.9.2 and added the latest snapshot)and I think I
have come across a problem with the Winsock unit. When running a winsock
program I get the following error message at run-time:
The
I get the above error code when compiling a specific unit with the new 1.9.0
beta under Win32.
It doesn't occur under either 1.0.10 or 1.0.6, which are the other two
versions I keep around to test things. It only occurs when *compiling* the
unit. When *building* the unit, it compiles perfectly, bu
Yes - thank you very much, your indicated solution (I went in and added the
"oldbp" variable) solved the problem perfectly.
> -Original Message-
> From: Vincent Snijders [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, 30 September 2003 5:56 a.m.
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [fpc-pas
Hi -
Just wondering if anyone else had has problems with the "heaptrace" option
on 1.0.10?
(This only applies to Win32, and for me, only appears on WinME and not
WinXP...)
I have created a 60-line example program that illustrates the problem:
http://www.paradicesoftware.com/exceptz.pas
(the pro
Hi -
If there is an old program that "Works in DOS" it is not a win32 exe (unless
you recompile it) Other than that, I do 90% of my development on WinME
(testing also on Win2k and WinXP) and have never had any problems running
either Go32v2 or Win32 applications on this platform. Does the error st
> > But, when I use fail in my simple example program, it returns
> NIL okay but
> > the Heaptrace function tells me I have two unfreed memory blocks (36
> > bytes).
> > I can't see a memory leak anywhere else in that program, what
> could cause
> > this? (Heaptrace output is as follows: I am using
>
> > Hi again -
> >
> > another question; what is the best way to "fail" a constructor call? For
> > example, I have a constructor "timage.loadimage()", and I want it to
> > return
> > "nil" if it encounters a problem (e.g. the file name doesn't exist). My
>
> Use fail :-)
But, when I use fail in
Hi again -
another question; what is the best way to "fail" a constructor call? For
example, I have a constructor "timage.loadimage()", and I want it to return
"nil" if it encounters a problem (e.g. the file name doesn't exist). My
example program is this:
type
mytestclass= class
bo
Hi all -
Is there anyway I can tell exactly which procedures/functions/methods etc.
are being discarded when I build an EXE with smartlinking (Win32 or DOS)???
I'm not concerned that it is doing anything wrong (I've never had a problem
with it at all) but I would just like to see how much of my un
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