Re: [fpc-pascal]several questions

2003-09-18 Thread XHajT03
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Re: [fpc-pascal]several questions

2003-09-16 Thread DONALD PEDDER
> Probably another 18 files have already been opened by the OS (device > drivers etc) I guess that's what's happenning, as when I increased the files it worked. It seemed so extravagent that another 18 files would be open to run a simple pascal program I didn't even think it worth checking! I w

Re: [fpc-pascal]several questions

2003-09-12 Thread Alan Mead
--- Thomas Schatzl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >When I run pascal programs (not just FP, but other compilers > too), the > > last text-colour I used stays even after the program is finished. > The > > original default colour only returns after I call something else. > e.g. > > DR-DOS editor.

Re: [fpc-pascal]several questions

2003-09-11 Thread Thomas Schatzl
Hi, >Can you only have 2 files open with FP? As above, I fixed my problem > with opening the third file by closing another, and only having 2 open at > once. My config.sys has "FILES=20", so it's not a DOS limitation by the > look of it (unless my FP program is opening up another 18 related sy

[fpc-pascal]several questions

2003-09-11 Thread DONALD PEDDER
The answer to my "runtime error 6" (invalid filename) ended up being I had too many files open (apparently). I couldn't find anything invalid about the filename (it was a standard DOS 5.3, with no LFN), but in looking for every instance of "runtime error" I could find, I found the "close(filenam