> Basic linking for win32 works
Thank you for information.
Allowing compiler declatarion of INTERNALLINKER in fpcdefs.inc and
recompiling the latest SVN revision (linker branches) is not enough to use
it.
Please provide exact steps in order to use internal linker.
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>> Basic linking for win32 works
>
> Thank you for information.
>
> Allowing compiler declatarion of INTERNALLINKER in fpcdefs.inc and
> recompiling the latest SVN revision (linker branches) is not enough to use
> it.
>
> Please provide exact steps in order to use internal linker.
Please provide e
> > Basic linking for win32 works
>
> Thank you for information.
>
> Allowing compiler declatarion of INTERNALLINKER in fpcdefs.inc and
> recompiling the latest SVN revision (linker branches) is not enough to use
> it.
>
> Please provide exact steps in order to use internal linker.
commandline
Sasa Zeman schreef:
Basic linking for win32 works
Thank you for information.
Allowing compiler declatarion of INTERNALLINKER in fpcdefs.inc and
recompiling the latest SVN revision (linker branches) is not enough to use
it.
Please provide exact steps in order to use internal linker.
All you
>> Allowing compiler declatarion of INTERNALLINKER in fpcdefs.inc and
>> recompiling the latest SVN revision (linker branches) is not enough to
>> use
>> it.
>>
>> Please provide exact steps in order to use internal linker.
>>
>
> All you need to do to test the internal linker is pass the -Xi to
>
> commandline flag -Xi
Thank you.
This information is not available with compiler options help list.
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>> commandline flag -Xi
>
> Thank you.
>
> This information is not available with compiler options help list.
Ofcourse not, becuase it is a development/test option. Don't forget you
are using development code. Especially the linker branch has no garauntees
at all that it compiles/works.
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> Please provide exact steps what you did to detect that it is not used.
1. Download the latest SVN revision from
http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/fpc/branches/linker/
(revision 3065 if I remeber correctly) and trunk FPC update as well
2. After I compared current trunk and branch version I have noti
>> Please provide exact steps what you did to detect that it is not used.
>
> 1. Download the latest SVN revision from
> http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/fpc/branches/linker/
> (revision 3065 if I remeber correctly) and trunk FPC update as well
>
> 2. After I compared current trunk and branch version
> If you want to work with development code i think it is better to find out
> it yourself what is going wrong. For me it works on all development
> systems that i use.
If would I have a time to look at souce code, I would gladly become
developer member. However, my spare time is quite limited. A
kind of interesting
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Marco van de Voort wrote:
Dos.exec still exist, but as a substitute sysutils.ExecuteProcess is
recommended. (1.9.2+ though)
Note that both don't exec the command itself.
Thank you for the information
Sometimes the docs looks like a haystack with no needle. (According to
my view)
Elio
> Marco van de Voort wrote:
>
> >Dos.exec still exist, but as a substitute sysutils.ExecuteProcess is
> >recommended. (1.9.2+ though)
> >
> >Note that both don't exec the command itself.
> >
> Thank you for the information
> Sometimes the docs looks like a haystack with no needle. (According to
Marco van de Voort wrote:
However please use executeprocess, it will avoid problems with too deeply
nested paths. (dos.exec is limited to an overall 255 chars).
Yes I got that - and that is exactly the function I need for my program,
I think.
>> If you want to work with development code i think it is better to find
>> out
>> it yourself what is going wrong. For me it works on all development
>> systems that i use.
>
> If would I have a time to look at souce code, I would gladly become
> developer member. However, my spare time is quite
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