tput.
Does anyone have a suggestion about what to try next to get FPC on my win64
machine?
Kind regards,
Birger Jansen
E:/FPC/lazarus/fpc/2.4.3/bin/x86_64-win64/rm.exe -f *.o *.ppu *.rst *.s *.a *.so
*.ppl
WARNING: bash couldn't find /tmp, please create one!
E:/FPC/lazarus/fpc/2.4.3/bin/x86_64
r folder I can see the files ppc1.exe, ppc2.exe, ppc3.exe and
ppcx64.exe. Except for ppc1.exe they have the same size and modified time.
Any idea what causes a problem now?
Kind regards,
Birger Jansen
optcse.pas(172,76) Warning: Conversion between ordinals and pointers is not port
a
WriteLn('NaN');
end.
---
On 32 bit this writes 'NaN' as expected. On 64 bit I get an SIGFPE exception on
the max-function. Is there some specific compiler setting that I should be
aware of to make this work on 64 bit?
Kind rega
> It should cause an exception everywhere by default (it does on PowerPC
> 32 bit). You have to use math.setexceptionmask if you want to mask
> exceptions for invalid floating point operations:
> http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/rtl/math/setexceptionmask.html
Thanks, that fixed my problem.
> > make[3]: Leaving directory `E:/FPC/lazarus/fpc/trunk/compiler'
> > __missing_command_CMP -i218 ppc3.exe ppcx64.exe
> > process_begin: CreateProcess((null), __missing_command_CMP -i218 ppc3.exe
> > ppcx64
> > .exe, ...) failed.
>
> Yes - this means that you don't have GNU tool called "cmp" in t
> I'll see if I can find the missing cmp.exe in 64 bit version or try with the
> 32
> bit version.
Copying the cmp.exe that comes with the Lazarus 32 bit installer to a 64 bit
installation worked.
Can this file be included in the 64 bit installer to prevent nono's like me
running into the same
