w2k with FPC 2.6.0 release using lazarus 1.1 only as an editor... no GUI
stuffings at all... i'm using -Mtp in the project options...
i have finally gotten around to trying to convert the old FTN/BBS MKSMG library
to FPC... it was written for DOS TP/BP and has defines for windows which i
ass
This is an example of why it is usually wise to use the AS operator
except in performance critical places. Using the parentheses notation is
an unsafe cast; type checking does not occur at the time of the cast.
This is especially dangerous because you run the risk of corrupting
memory by writin
Perhaps it would be sufficient to supply the time value from another
source converted to the units the other code is expecting to see.
Assuming the frequency for the BIOS timer is about 18.2 Hz:
function TimeCounter: LongInt;
begin
Result := LongInt(Round(GetTickCount * 18.2065 / 1000));
end;
waldo kitty wrote:
w2k with FPC 2.6.0 release using lazarus 1.1 only as an editor... no GUI
stuffings at all... i'm using -Mtp in the project options...
i have finally gotten around to trying to convert the old FTN/BBS MKSMG
library to FPC... it was written for DOS TP/BP and has defines for
w
