Am 10.10.2015 17:57 schrieb "Schneider" <schne...@mail.nih.gov>: > > Sven: > > > > > In addition you might be the biggest ISO user > > > > of FPC yet :) (which will hopefully help to find more bugs in that mode > > > > ;) ) > > > > > > Well, assuming that it gets off the ground and I can compile my > > > programs ... > > > > I hope so. And we do after all want FPC to become fully ISO compliant > > as well so any feedback regarding this is appreciated. > > Fabulous! Years ago I looked at FPC and couldn't use it. I see now > what I wrote on my web page: > > https://alum.mit.edu/www/toms/software.html
I can't access neither that link nor the other. I get redirected to https://schneider.ncifcrf.gov/software.html and there I get an error (don't know which one, I'm on mobile right now...). > Silly that I had to figure those things out again this time ... But then again things have changed since then ;) > > I only asked, because maybe we're going to add support for Extended > > Pascal as well and then we could have at least tried to prioritize > > features that you need. > > Only the ability to get date and time. If the format is the same as > used by GPC, then I wouldn't have to substitute modules. > > https://alum.mit.edu/www/toms/delila/timegpc.html I'll tell you once I'm able to access the website ;) > I'm very much looking forward to an ISO compliant FPC!! Me, too. Mainly for the sake of completeness though, but I do :) Regards, Sven
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