Anandu R Suri wrote:
I am writing an operating system using your Free Pascal Compilier 1.0.10.
2. Since my Operating System will be Object Oriented,
This reminds me of PetrOS (www.petros-project.com) which
I was very much interested and then dismayed since it
never was released.
Then there was a
On Thu, 5 May 2005, listmember wrote:
> Anandu R Suri wrote:
> > I am writing an operating system using your Free Pascal Compilier 1.0.10.
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> > 2. Since my Operating System will be Object Oriented,
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> This reminds me of PetrOS (www.petros-project.com) which
> I was very much interest
Hi All,
I have written a little library in C (compiled in as a DLL) to use it in
Free Pascal and Delphi applications. While the code (below) works with
Delphi (7), I get an Access Violation using FPC (1.98). Perhaps I am
missing something.
Any hint? Thanks!
program fpc_dll;
{$H+}{$MODE OBJFPC}
At 11:44 5-5-2005, you wrote:
Hi All,
I have written a little library in C (compiled in as a DLL) to use it in
Free Pascal and Delphi applications. While the code (below) works with
Delphi (7), I get an Access Violation using FPC (1.98). Perhaps I am
missing something.
Any hint? Thanks!
progra
Dynamic arrays are an internal type of pascal. C doesn't know dynamic
arrays. That it works with delphi is pure luck.
Sorry, but pascal dynamic arrays are just pointers.
jk
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On Thu, 5 May 2005, Jilani Khaldi wrote:
>
> > Dynamic arrays are an internal type of pascal. C doesn't know dynamic
> > arrays. That it works with delphi is pure luck.
>
> Sorry, but pascal dynamic arrays are just pointers.
Totally wrong. They are a reference counted type.
See e.g. page 5-19
On 05 May 2005, at 13:06, Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
Dynamic arrays are an internal type of pascal. C doesn't know dynamic
arrays. That it works with delphi is pure luck.
Sorry, but pascal dynamic arrays are just pointers.
Totally wrong. They are a reference counted type.
Yes, but aren't they "just
Jilani Khaldi wrote:
Hi All,
I have written a little library in C (compiled in as a DLL) to use it in
Free Pascal and Delphi applications. While the code (below) works with
Delphi (7), I get an Access Violation using FPC (1.98). Perhaps I am
missing something.
Any hint? Thanks!
program fpc_dll
At 13:05 5-5-2005, you wrote:
On 05 May 2005, at 13:06, Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
Dynamic arrays are an internal type of pascal. C doesn't know dynamic
arrays. That it works with delphi is pure luck.
Sorry, but pascal dynamic arrays are just pointers.
Totally wrong. They are a reference counted ty
> 1. The very basic problem is with the video driver. Whenever I try to write
> to the Video memory either there is no reponse, or I receive a run time
> error 216. I tried all possibilities of using an absolute array, pointers,
> and even FillWord, nothing works out.
>
> 2. Since my Operating Sys
About the bug report #3931
>The following does not compile:
>jmp dword ptr [@@FwdJumpTable+ecx*4] <---
>nop {Align Jump Table}
>@@FwdJumpTable:
[...]
Use "jmp dword ptr @@FwdJumpTable[ecx*4]"
Don't use "nop" to align, use the "align" instruction (Yes, FPC
is better than Delphi :-)
mm
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qq := get_array(mat1,mat2,kk,3.14);
Change this to
qq := get_array(PDouble(mat1),PDouble(mat2),kk,3.14);
It is ok. Thank you.
jk
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El Jueves, 5 de Mayo de 2005 05:49, Anandu R Suri escribió:
> 2. Since my Operating System will be Object Oriented, the compilation
> consists of calling a FPC_HELP_CONTRUCTOR which in turn calls the built in
> AsmGetMem function. But during the system initialization process there will
> be no mem
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