Thank you Den.
I'll do some homework and keep you posted of my findings and progress.
Don't expect much progress in the next 3 weeks, I'm on holiday :)
Regards,
Alain
Le 22 juil. 05, à 00:24, Den Jean a écrit :
On Thursday 21 July 2005 06:53 pm, Alain Vitry wrote:
Den,
Could you point me to
Hi,
I encountered an FPC Win32, tutorial that uses the a declaration of variable
"msg", declared as a MSG type, shown below.
Dev-Pas IDE, FPC 2.00 gives an "error in type definition" and I find no doc
references to MSG, variable type. Was this an earlier convention in FPC and
if so, how was
Urbansound wrote:
Hi,
I encountered an FPC Win32, tutorial that uses the a declaration of
variable "msg", declared as a MSG type, shown below.
Dev-Pas IDE, FPC 2.00 gives an "error in type definition" and I find no
doc references to MSG, variable type. Was this an earlier convention in
FPC
Vincent Snijders wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Suppose I have the following code:
>
> var
> a,b: dword;
> c: qword;
>
> begin
> a := 1000;
> b := 2000;
> c := a * b;
> writeln(c);
> end.
>
> Now, although c is large enough to contain the result only the lower
> dword is filled. I can fo
That is really a great tool.
It shows even how is the assembler mapped to the source code.
I was surprised when I learned that 90% of time spent in my function
goes to a result assignment stalling the processor.
the usual
function f : TStructure
var
b: TStructure;
begin
... some processi
