have many functions/procedures without full declaration in
the implementation part.
TIA
Uffe Kousgaard
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lly pointed out a few details which the
delphi compiler didn't care about. Got code cleaned up a bit that way :-)
Regards
Uffe Kousgaard
"Uffe Kousgaard" wrote in
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> While trying to make delphi code compatible with FPC, I have hi
r error when calling enter, leave or free
methods.
This one stops me at the moment.
TIA
Uffe Kousgaard
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"Jonas Maebe" wrote in
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> 1) Whenever I compile "single = min(single,single)" I have to add math.min
> or the win32 compiler complains and expects longints instead. Is there a
> difference between the RTL in the two versions?
> C
"Sven Barth" wrote in
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> TCriticalSection is a WinAPI struct if you include the unit Windows.
OK, that explains. In Delphi the WinAPI struct is called
TRTLCriticalSection. So, no name clashing.
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When developing for WinCE, is it possible to compile for DLL's or COM
objects?
I don't even know if COM objects exist on WinCE, so sorry if that part of
the question makes little sense - still trying to get an overview of
available "glue" technology on that platform.
"Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho"
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> Your frase isn't very clear, so you want to use a COM object or you
> want to implement one?
Implement. It should be used from VBscript in another application.
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Does the output from the wince compiler work with specific versions of win
CE?
This page lists versions 3.0, 4.20 and 5.2 :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Mobile
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"José Mejuto" wrote in
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> Why is TimSort specially interesting to you ?
If it is the best all-purpose sorting algorithm and now the standard in
several other programming languages, it should be obvious why it is also
worth looking at for pascal / delphi developers.
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