what? it's the simplest thing in the world. You loop through all the elements of the TVarRec array, last to first, and push them on the stack, then you push the formal arguments. Sure, it generates a lot of code, but it's not that hard. I mean, variable arrays store the length and TVarRec stores the type of the data, is there something I don't get?How about data conversions like shortstring, floats?
The Push() function in my pseudo-code is supposed to take care of that. And Borland null-terminates short strings for a reason
And also there is a difference between pascal and C if the value or the address where the value is stored is pushed.
Are you sure? I think there doesn't need to be any difference. Again, I think the Borland compiler already takes this in account
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