> Hi,
>
> I have a program that don't work if I declare a local array of 15000
> bytes, but it works if the array is
> only for 500 bytes,
>
> Where is the problem? frame, heap, stack?
Stackframe. Most of the time it is a buffer overrun or an not initialized
variable.
> how can I increase the me
> Hi,
>
> I have read in docs for freepascal "If a set has less than 32 elements,
> it is coded as an unsigned 32-bit value. Otherwise it is coded as a 8
> element array of 32-bit unsigned values (cardinal) (hence a size of 256
> bytes)."
>
> Has it changed in fpc 2.x.x?
No
> I have a enum with 6
Jose Pascual wrote:
Hi,
I have a program that don't work if I declare a local array of 15000
bytes, but it works if the array is
only for 500 bytes,
Where is the problem? frame, heap, stack?
how can I increase the memory for local vars in procedure/functions?
tia
best regards
_
Hi,
I have read in docs for freepascal "If a set has less than 32 elements,
it is coded as an unsigned 32-bit value. Otherwise it is coded as a 8
element array of 32-bit unsigned values (cardinal) (hence a size of 256
bytes)."
Has it changed in fpc 2.x.x?
I have a enum with 60 differents values
Hi,
I have a program that don't work if I declare a local array of 15000
bytes, but it works if the array is
only for 500 bytes,
Where is the problem? frame, heap, stack?
how can I increase the memory for local vars in procedure/functions?
tia
best regards
_
Michael -
On Sat, 3 Sep 2005 19:57 you wrote:
> It is hopefully fixed now.
I still see the same error with the latest svn. I've attached
a log of "make html" - please look it over and see if you
can spot the problem.
Thanks,
Bob Barry
cp styles/listings.sty styles/lstdoc.sty styles/lstlang1.sty
