>
>> It is also not possible to use new features in the compiler. The
>> compiler needs to be able to be compiled with 1.0.x for bootstrapping.
>
> This may be a dumb question but, can you explain what you mean by this,
> and why this is not possible?
>
When building a new compiler you always star
It is also not possible to use new features in the compiler. The
compiler needs to be able to be compiled with 1.0.x for bootstrapping.
This may be a dumb question but, can you explain what you mean by this,
and why this is not possible?
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At 20:41 3-5-2004, you wrote:
Is there a Unit Test for Dynamic Arrays? If not, perhaps the original
poster could help to contribute one. I use Dynamic Arrays heavily in
Delphi and I'm just getting into FPC and Lazarus, and I'm very interesting
in having a unit test for FPC Dynamic arrays to acc
I guess the problem with dynarrays and openarrays (also as with overloaded
functions wich are also very buggy for a long time) is the fact that FPC
core team are old stylish programmers, and do not use these modern features
themselves. Thus these features are "for users" and are not so solid.
Inst
Is there a Unit Test for Dynamic Arrays? If not, perhaps the original
poster could help to contribute one. I use Dynamic Arrays heavily in
Delphi and I'm just getting into FPC and Lazarus, and I'm very
interesting in having a unit test for FPC Dynamic arrays to accomplish
the following:
> I guess the problem with dynarrays and openarrays (also as with overloaded
> functions wich are also very buggy for a long time) is the fact that FPC
> core team are old stylish programmers, and do not use these modern features
> themselves. Thus these features are "for users" and are not so so
> if you really want to do that and fix the problem, I also will be very
> happy, so maybe that will be an extra motivation for you :)
>
> For two years I have been trying FPC on my projects, that use dynarrays
> heavily. There were always problems, first year I was patiently reporting
> each new
Giulio and All,
if you really want to do that and fix the problem, I also will be very
happy, so maybe that will be an extra motivation for you :)
For two years I have been trying FPC on my projects, that use dynarrays
heavily. There were always problems, first year I was patiently reporting
each
> So, how can I compile a "debug version" of rtl so that I can use it when
> debugging the program?
'make OPT=-gl' will do the trick.
Joost van der Sluis.
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On 3 mei 2004, at 11:25, Giulio Bernardi wrote:
So, how can I compile a "debug version" of rtl so that I can use it
when
debugging the program?
Download the source of the rtl from
http://www.freepascal.org/develop.html#sources
Go in the rtl directory and type
make OPT=-g
Next, when compiling yo
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