On Sun, 29 Jun 2003, Nikolay Nikolov wrote:
> 1. install fpc for win32 in c:\pp
> 2. make sure that as.exe and ld.exe for linux target are in your path,
> and there are no other as and ld! the assembler and linker for win32,
> that comes with fpc are called asw.exe and ldw.exe (they should be in
Harald Houppermans wrote:
Hey wait a sec.
What s the difference between binutils AS.exe and NASM...
It seems NASM is for 8086x and AS is for all kind of processors, is that
correct ?
Nasm uses Intel-style assembler syntax, while AS uses AT&T, but that
doesn't matter when you only use them as
> > are differences. :)
> >
> > for tcp/ip you can use the sockets unit which is implemented on both
> > windows and linux.
>
> Ok, I have now compiled the binutils-2.14 successfully I believe. ( using
> cygwin )
>
> I need exact instructions what to do now...
>
> What do I do with the new ld.ex
Hi!
In your situation, I would insert a "virtual screen" between your application
and execution of ncurses calls. All write opertions should also be stored into
an array hereby, and when reading, use this array instead of a real read from
ncurses.
This will be the only way to get around the re-map
