On 8 jan 2004, at 17:50, Florian Klaempfl wrote:
This is only required when running multithreaded programs.
You're right, and as of yet our compiler isn't multithreaded :)
Strange... anyway, I've put a new snapshot at
<http://jonagold.elis.ugent.be:8080/~jonas/fpc/fpc-darwin
Jonas Maebe wrote:
On 8 jan 2004, at 14:03, Karl-Michael Schindler wrote:
German 10.3.2 on all three of them. Maybe something is wrong with my
libSystem.B.dylib or the libmathCommon.A.dylib on the two.
I doubt it. However, maybe you could try ppcppc instead of fpc. It's
quite possible that fpc
On 8 jan 2004, at 14:03, Karl-Michael Schindler wrote:
German 10.3.2 on all three of them. Maybe something is wrong with my
libSystem.B.dylib or the libmathCommon.A.dylib on the two.
I doubt it. However, maybe you could try ppcppc instead of fpc. It's
quite possible that fpc does use ansistrings
Under dos I believe &> is used to pipe both stderr and stdout to file, under
unix it is >&.
Thanks :)
Starting on that I found the DOS syntax: "2>".
I'll probably use another approach than redirection to file in the end,
to allow some more "interactive" compilation progress report.
Eric
Am 08.01.2004 um 12:48 schrieb Jonas Maebe:
On 7 jan 2004, at 17:58, Karl-Michael Schindler wrote:
fpc runs on my Dual G4 867 MHz, but on my iMac G3 233 MHz and my
PowerBook 12" G4 800 MHz it doesn't. I receive: Bus error
Strange. Which versions of Mac OS X are they running? There were some
probl
> Is there a way to have the linker errors saved to a file (under Win32, 1.9.1)
> instead of just listed in the DOS box?
>
> The -Fe catches compilation errors and messages, but linker issues
> (such "undefined reference to SomeSymbol") are listed only in the DOS Box.
> I've tried to redirect outp
Is there a way to have the linker errors saved to a file (under Win32, 1.9.1)
instead of just listed in the DOS box?
The -Fe catches compilation errors and messages, but linker issues
(such "undefined reference to SomeSymbol") are listed only in the DOS Box.
I've tried to redirect output to a file
On 7 jan 2004, at 17:58, Karl-Michael Schindler wrote:
fpc runs on my Dual G4 867 MHz, but on my iMac G3 233 MHz and my
PowerBook 12" G4 800 MHz it doesn't. I receive: Bus error
Strange. Which versions of Mac OS X are they running? There were some
problems with the alignment settings, but in mos
