Ok, I go back to my previous idea. Test it with an older apache
(specially good would be 2.2.3).
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In our previous episode, Graeme Geldenhuys said:
>
> Quote from CodeGear news
> "circular uses clauses - why can't I declare two classes in two units
> that refer to each other? Why doesn't forward declarations cope with
> this? I've got this feature in C, C++ and C# why not Delphi?"
>
> That's a
On Fri, Oct 3, 2008 at 3:27 PM, Marco van de Voort <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Why do I have to put my files in a directory hierarchy and central (GAC)
> registries in C# and Java? Why can't I just throw all in one dir and let the
> compiler figure it out, like in FPC ?
I agree! The file names
In our previous episode, Graeme Geldenhuys said:
> > Why do I have to put my files in a directory hierarchy and central (GAC)
> > registries in C# and Java? Why can't I just throw all in one dir and let the
> > compiler figure it out, like in FPC ?
>
> I agree! The file names could contain the na
Because a Pascal compiler parses the interface section of an unit only
once, ...
IMO what would fix a lot of the problem would be a "cross unit forward
declaration", that is a way to tell a compiler "this type is a class
type declared in unit x that is all you need to know for now" (afaict
peter green wrote:
Because a Pascal compiler parses the interface section of an unit only
once, ...
IMO what would fix a lot of the problem would be a "cross unit forward
declaration", that is a way to tell a compiler "this type is a class
type declared in unit x that is all you need to kn
