Jonas Maebe wrote:
On 24 sep 2004, at 18:46, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
testData = record
testIndex : packed array [0..12] of integer;
end;
Wouldn't that solve any alignment problems ?
Or doesn't free pascal have a 'packed' directive ?
It does, but it only works for individual records. It's igno
04-09-24 08.49, skrev [EMAIL PROTECTED] följande:
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04-09-24 03.33, skrev Harald Houppermans följande:
>> Though looking
On 24 sep 2004, at 18:46, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
testData = record
testIndex : packed array [0..12] of integer;
end;
Wouldn't that solve any alignment problems ?
Or doesn't free pascal have a 'packed' directive ?
It does, but it only works for individual records. It's ignored for
arrays.
Jo
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04-09-24 09.44, skrev Stephen Downs följande:
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> Thanks for everyones input (Haro
04-09-24 09.44, skrev Stephen Downs följande:
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> Thanks for everyones input (Harold - it a Mac thing !!). I'm away for a couple
> of days now so won't be able to follow up until next week but I guess I need
> to read up on alignment of binary data.
>
> I assume from what you are saying is that
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> 04-09-23 23.09, skrev Stephen Downs följande:
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> > -Original Message--
On 24 sep 2004, at 03:33, Harald Houppermans wrote:
But my first posting was correct... it's a pointer to a pointer to
data.
Are you sure you want that ?
Probably, yes. A pointer to a pointer to data is called a handle under
classic Mac OS, and was used a lot there (so the OS could defragment
t
04-09-24 03.33, skrev Harald Houppermans följande:
>> Though looking at the code again... why is testDataPointer declared (it
>> doesn't seem to be used) ?
>>
>> In other words...
>>
>> 1. Does the routine expect a pointer to data ?
>> 2. Does the routine expect a pointer to a pointer to data ?
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Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 8:49 PM
Subject: [fpc-pascal]Apple Mac pointer problem
I am porting a Mac CodeWarrior project to FreePascal and have hit a
compile problem with a pointer. In my or
04-09-23 23.09, skrev Stephen Downs följande:
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> Stephen Dow
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Stephen Downs a écrit :
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> I am porting a Mac CodeWarrior project to FreePascal and have
Stephen Downs a écrit :
>
> I am porting a Mac CodeWarrior project to FreePascal and have hit a
> compile problem with a pointer. In my original code I have a structure
> defined along the lines of
>
> testData = record
>testIndex : array [0..12] of integer;
> end;
>
> testDataPointer = ^te
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