On Mon, 8 Jun 2015, David Emerson wrote:
using a simple record, e.g.
some_record_type = record
a, b : longint;
end;
If I declare a record helper, does this change the record in any way? i.e.
does the record take any more space when passed as a function parameter? Does
it become somehow l
On Mon, 8 Jun 2015, luiz americo pereira camara wrote:
I'd like to extend the question to class helpers, i.e., declaring and using
the helper is equivalent to declaring and using a function that takes the class
instance
as a parameter?
Yes, with the proviso that the scoping rules are som
I'd like to extend the question to class helpers, i.e., declaring and
using the helper is equivalent to declaring and using a function that takes
the class instance as a parameter?
Luiz
Em 08/06/2015 17:52, "David Emerson" escreveu:
> using a simple record, e.g.
>
> some_record_type = record
>
using a simple record, e.g.
some_record_type = record
a, b : longint;
end;
If I declare a record helper, does this change the record in any way?
i.e. does the record take any more space when passed as a function
parameter? Does it become somehow like an object, and need to be
allocated? O
