On 11 Jan 2011, at 10:38, Carsten Bager wrote:
Is there a reason why the lo function returns the lo word from a
longint in FPC and not the lo
byte as in Delphi.
It was decided/implemented before Delphi existed and when FPC's main
goal was still to become a 32 bit alternative to Turbo Pasc
Hi
Is there a reason why the lo function returns the lo word from a longint in FPC
and not the lo
byte as in Delphi.
Regards Carsten
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Delphi 5 Doc
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function Lo(X): Byte;
Description
Lo returns the low-order Byte of the argument X as an unsigned value.
