I have a heads up report which I have to make in this form because it's
not repeatable. I am sometimes getting errors that, when I try
creating sample programs to repeat them, first I will get a problem,
then sometimes if I add comments, all of a sudden the problem vanishes
and I get clean compile
I would like to point out some places where I think FPC has done an
excellent job of continuing the spirit of what Pascal was and should
be: a programming language which provides better "safety" in the
creation of computer programs. By "safety" I mean that more potential
errors are either prevente
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you take into care that FPC handles in standard mode nested comments
correctly? I.e.
{ { } is an error while it works for other compilers?
FPC expects { { } } (same applies to (* *)).
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> I know this is a bit of a frustrating (pseudo-) bug report, but it's a
> frustrating problem which isn't consistent. The problem could also be
> that the generated program is exceeding some limit in FPC in different
> ways and causing spurious errors as a result.
>
> I think the next step is to
On 14-09-05 13.47, Tomas Hajny wrote:
Well, there are several ways how to do it. Just RTL compilation with debug
information is done by running "make debug" in the /rtl/os2 source
directory.
Thanks - I have done that so now I have a rtl with debug info. There is
one error though:
sysutils.p
Hi,
I've got a big problem. I've got an old program that's written in Turbo
Pascal, I don't know which version. I've only got the compiled executable
(.exe file), I haven't got the source code. The program works with a
database that consists of .dta and .key files which represent the data
tab
Date sent: Thu, 15 Sep 2005 18:53:51 +0200
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To: FPC-Pascal users discussions
Subject:Re: [fpc-pascal] fpc 2.0 and DOM/xml under OS/2 gives me
"Processterminated by SIGSEGV"
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Floris Bos wrote:
Hi,
I've got a big problem. I've got an old program that's written in Turbo
Pascal, I don't know which version. I've only got the compiled
executable (.exe file), I haven't got the source code. The program works
with a database that consists of .dta and .key files which repr
> [...] first I will get a problem,
> then sometimes if I add comments, all of a sudden the problem vanishes
> and I get clean compiles that do work.
First thing that comes to mind: uninitialized local variables? That's almost
always the cause when I have problems that change or vanish with co
On Sep 14, 2005, at 11:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a Pascal program that is
compiled with run-time checks (which is the default) will not have a
buffer overflow problem
Er...check that assumption."Some" Pascal compilers default to range-
checking off.
Lance
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