On Wed, 30 Jun 2010, Juha Manninen wrote:
It's lack of Interfaces unit.
Right! I forgot it because normally it is added by the IDE save project
function and not by converter.
The save function adds it only if it finds Forms unit in uses section (IIRC).
Console applications are not always Windows dependant.
So I guess adding LCL dependency + Interfaces, LCLIntf units should
NOT be strict.
i.e.
begin
writeln('hello world');
end.
No need for LCL units here :)
Yes. I just need to decide clear rules for the converter. I don't want to make
any deep analysis about if a called function is found in LCL units. (Unless
there is an easy way to do it).
I think it is OK to always all LCL dependency and Interfaces unit.
I think it is definitely NOT OK to do so.
There is no reason whatsoever to drag in the nogui widgetset and whatnot in
a console application. That is just plain wrong. Someone using e.g. the
forms unit in a console application is coding wrong, and he should be
pointed out this fact by letting the compile step fail.
Michael.
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