Am 13.06.2019 um 09:34 schrieb Dejan Boras:
> It's not a bug. There's no support in FPC/Pascal for using constants
> with a defined type in other declarations.
> Define your MYINTEGERCONST without a type, and it should work.
Thanks all. It was a bit late and while working with existent code, I
did
It's not a bug. There's no support in FPC/Pascal for using constants with a
defined type in other declarations.
Define your MYINTEGERCONST without a type, and it should work.
const
MYINTEGERCONST = 5;
On Wed, Jun 12, 2019 at 10:30 PM Simon Ameis wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm just porting some C cod
On Wed, Jun 12, 2019 at 10:30 PM Simon Ameis wrote:
> MYINTEGERCONST: Integer = 5;//< defining integer const
It's a writeable constant, so not a constant consta if you get my drift.
Declaring it just as
MyIntegerConst = 5;
might work just fine. I'm too lazy to chek that for you.
--
Hello
Typed constants work just like initialized variables. Maybethis is the
problem?
Try:
MYINTEGERCONST = 5;
or
MYINTEGERCONST = Integer(5);
Regards,
Michał.
W dniu 2019-06-12 o 22:25, Simon Ameis pisze:
Hello,
I'm just porting some C code to pascal. This code contains constant
structure
On 12/06/2019 22:25, Simon Ameis wrote:
const
MYRECORDCONST2: TMyRecord = (x: 5); //< compiles fine
MYINTEGERCONST: Integer = 5; //< defining integer const
MYRECORDCONST1: TMyRecord = (x: MYINTEGERCONST); //< using constant is
no possible
For historical reasons, "MYINTEGERCONST
Op 2019-06-12 om 22:25 schreef Simon Ameis:
const
MYRECORDCONST2: TMyRecord = (x: 5); //< compiles fine
MYINTEGERCONST: Integer = 5; //< defining integer const
MYRECORDCONST1: TMyRecord = (x: MYINTEGERCONST); //< using constant is
no possible
begin
end.
Is this intended or shoul
Hello,
I'm just porting some C code to pascal. This code contains constant
structure definitions which use other constants of simple types.
However FPC reports "Error: Illegal expression" when using a constant
within an constant record definition.
program Project1;
type
TMyRecord = record
