Hello, all.
According to Borland's official language guide to
Turbo Pascal 7.0,
To be used as procedural values, procedures and
functions must be declared with a 'far' directive
or compiled in the '{$F+}' state.
whereas Free Pascal in -Mtp seems to accept any non-
system procedure
Am 29.08.2017 08:35 schrieb "Michael Schnell" :
>
> On 28.08.2017 08:04, Sven Barth via fpc-pascal wrote:I don't understand
why we will have no more the right to use it under x64 OS...
>>
>>
>> Because Microsoft declared it as deprecated. That means that should
Microsoft ever bring out a 64-bit onl
Am 29.08.2017 11:10 schrieb "Anton Shepelev" :
>
> Hello, all.
>
> According to Borland's official language guide to
> Turbo Pascal 7.0,
>
> To be used as procedural values, procedures and
> functions must be declared with a 'far' directive
> or compiled in the '{$F+}' state.
>
> where
Sven Barth to Anton Shepelev:
>>According to Borland's official language guide to
>>Turbo Pascal 7.0,
>>
>> To be used as procedural values, procedures and
>> functions must be declared with a 'far' direc-
>> tive or compiled in the '{$F+}' state.
>>
>>whereas Free Pascal in -Mtp seems to
I wrote:
>According to Borland's official language guide to
>Turbo Pascal 7.0,
>
> To be used as procedural values, procedures and
> functions must be declared with a 'far' directive
> or compiled in the '{$F+}' state.
>
>whereas Free Pascal in -Mtp seems to accept any
>non-system proced
Hi,
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017, Anton Shepelev wrote:
> >> To be used as procedural values, procedures and
> >> functions must be declared with a 'far' direc-
> >> tive or compiled in the '{$F+}' state.
> >>
> >>whereas Free Pascal in -Mtp seems to accept any
> >>non-system procedure or funct
Karoly Balogh to Anton Shepelev:
>>According to Borland's official language guide to
>>Turbo Pascal 7.0,
>>
>> To be used as procedural values, procedures and
>> functions must be declared with a 'far' directive
>> or compiled in the '{$F+}' state.
>>
>>whereas Free Pascal in -Mtp seems to a
Hi,
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017, Anton Shepelev wrote:
> Ignoring them in the sense of not affecting the gen-
> erated machine code is perfectly OK, but not requir-
> ing their presence in the source, to make the pro-
> gram compilable in Turbo Pascal, seems wrong when
> Free Pascal is in Turbo Pasc
Am 29.08.2017 14:26 schrieb "Anton Shepelev" :
>
> Karoly Balogh to Anton Shepelev:
>
> >>According to Borland's official language guide to
> >>Turbo Pascal 7.0,
> >>
> >> To be used as procedural values, procedures and
> >> functions must be declared with a 'far' directive
> >> or compiled in
In our previous episode, Anton Shepelev said:
> But this is from the Language guide -- a document
> that descrbes the language in a platform-agnostic
> way
Then you have a very different TP manual than me. Mine is really only
for the specific 16-bit case, and there is no platform agnosti
Karoly Balogh to Anton Shepelev:
>>But this is from the Language guide -- a document
>>that descrbes the language in a platform-agnostic
>>way...
>
>Then you have a very different TP manual than me.
>Mine is really only for the specific 16-bit case,
>and there is no platform agnostic allowa
I miswrote:
>Karoly Balogh to Anton Shepelev:
Beg your pardon for the misattribution, Marco.
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Am 29.08.2017 18:48 schrieb "Anton Shepelev" :
> I now see from other replies that the -Mtp mode
> helps compile TP programs in FPC but not vice versa,
> which makes me wonder why pointer arithmetics is so
> limited in -Mtp that one must use Inc and Dec in-
> stead of the direct '+' and '-
2. option don't resolve "screen capture software" warning in enterprise,
and I found this from doc:
"RAND_event() and RAND_screen() are deprecated since OpenSSL 1.1.0. Use
the functions described above instead."
https://www.openssl.org/docs/man1.1.0/crypto/RAND_screen.html
so 1.option will be
In our previous episode, Anton Shepelev said:
> and the built-in TP documentation:
>
> http://putka.upm.si/langref/turboPascal/
>
> Neither source makes any exceptions about the 'far'
> and 'near' reserved words. Thence I concluded that
> even though on some platforms these concepts may be
Hi,
I'd like to make a request to a HTTPS address with TfpHTTPClient but am
getting an unknown protocol error.
I'm running fpc 2.6.4 on Rasbian 8 (Jessie) on a Pi 3. Here's the source
code:
program test2;
{$mode objfpc}{$H+}
uses
fphttpclient;
begin
WriteLn(TFPHTTPClient.SimpleGet('http://w
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