On 05/28/2011 11:46 AM, Elio Fabri wrote:
Hi, I downloaded fpc-2.4.4.x86_64-linux.tar and installed OK.
But the compiler cannot find the Graph unit. Apparently the graph.ppu
file is missing.
Where can I find it, or a valid substitute?
Try the ptcgraph unit.
On 05/02/2011 04:03 PM, johnelee1...@googlemail.com wrote:
thanks - what are the features of ptcgraph vs graph? - I just want
simple line graphs in win eg of data from a file, so was guessing that
graph, from its name, was the 'best' option. J
Ptcgraph is new (fpc 2.4.4 will be the first stabl
On 05/02/2011 02:58 PM, John Lee wrote:
Been trying to use the windows graph from 2.4 release svn, running on
standard xp sp3 laptop, with 1024*768 resolution screen setting,
96dpi, intel mobile express 965 chipset according to control panel.
Note that you can also try unit ptcgraph (and ptccr
On 07/01/2010 05:46 AM, Simon Webster wrote:
Dear Free Pascallers,
I'm wanting to convert a Turbo Pascal program to fpc, to run
(ultimately) under linux, although I'm actually developing on a mac,
and using virtualbox to run ubuntu. The program in question is a
relatively large non OOP program w
On 02/05/2010 03:25 PM, Martin Schreiber wrote:
Please read:
http://sourceforge.net/blog/clarifying-sourceforgenets-denial-of-site-access-for-certain-persons-in-accordance-with-us-law/
Martin
Good news, they have added the option to lift those restrictions. It's
now up to the project admins
On 10/06/2009 06:31 PM, Frank Peelo wrote:
Any new concepts that were introduced, like properties, were applied
only to the new classes and objects were left in a corner, like the
embarrassing relative that you wish you could get rid of, but can't.
However, AFAIK Free Pascal supports properties
On 09/13/2009 11:38 PM, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
2009/9/13 Nikolay Nikolov:
Could you provide some more information? Which distro are you using? What's
your locale (i.e. the value of the LANG environment variable)? And which
I'm using Ubuntu 8.04 and Ubuntu 9.04 on x86 hard
On 09/13/2009 06:08 PM, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Hi,
When I run the Text IDE under the Linux Framebuffer (fbdev), then the
box drawing characters do not display correctly.
Anybody know if there is a solution for this. The FPC Text IDE is not
the only application with this problem. Midnight Comm
On 08/21/2009 08:31 PM, Žilvinas Ledas wrote:
Yes, i'ts so frustrating when you can't write solutions in ACM using
your best known programming language...
Yeah, that sucks, I know. My guess is that since ACM is sponsored by
IBM, they want to push their Eclipse and Java crap and Pascal just
si
Jonas Maebe wrote:
If you had two different create constructors (for whatever reason),
might you not also need two different destroy destructors?
No, the default destructor should always free all resources,
regardless of how the class instance was created. Otherwise, it would
also make your c
L505 wrote:
The first compilers were written in assembly language. This allowed
for
the next generation compilers to be written in a high level language.
And the assembly language was just magically inserted into the memory
with that magic script?
At some point it comes to a h
L505 wrote:
Same applies to gcc ;) Without an older gcc you can't build a new one
except using a propritary compiler.
But where did that proprietary compiler come from? Hardware based?
Molecules, Ions, and atoms?
i.e. the answer to the big bang theory, the answer to religion, etc.
L505 wrote:
Same applies to gcc ;) Without an older gcc you can't build a new one
except using a propritary compiler.
But where did that proprietary compiler come from? Hardware based?
Molecules, Ions, and atoms?
i.e. the answer to the big bang theory, the answer to religion, etc.
Th
Thomas Zastrow wrote:
Hello,
I'm writing a little article about Pascal-Development under Linux. My
question: Am I right that FPC will not work on Intels
64-Bit-Processors??? I just found something about the
AMD-64-Bit-platform ...
It should run on Intel EM64T (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
L505 wrote:
Neato.. offtopic but if anyone wondered, the delphi compiler is
originated from borland C++ as far as my tools told me.
Yes, actually DCC32 is written in C++. Only the Delphi IDE is written in
Delphi. FPC and Lazarus are both written in FPC :)
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Florian Klaempfl wrote:
Vincent Snijders wrote:
Hi,
Suppose I have the following code:
var
a,b: dword;
c: qword;
begin
a := 1000;
b := 2000;
c := a * b;
writeln(c);
end.
Now, although c is large enough to contain the result only the lower
dword is filled. I can force corre
L505 wrote:
But.. for all the C wussies out there.. this won't work :
program Project1;
{$mode objfpc}{$H+}
{$define {:= begin} //this works
{$define }:= end. } //this doesn't work
{$define }:= end; } //this doesn't work
var
iLoc:integer;
{
for iLoc:= 1 to 60 do
writeln('test')
}
Anandu R Suri wrote:
I am writing an operating system using your Free Pascal Compilier 1.0.10.
Most of my code is based on the IA32 opcodes in $ASMMODE INTEL. I
have two problems, both are of importance.
1. The very basic problem is with the video driver. Whenever I try to write
to the Video memory
ml wrote:
But you're wrong for '::' '::' exists in perl too.
Sorry, I don't speak perl :) I know only C, C++, Java, C# and Object Pascal.
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ml wrote:
Other possibilities like ['?','%','$','|','&','::','^'] were only named
under btw. (and how can btw. under question 2 become the main flaming
topic is out of my reason, maybe its time to my annual lobotomy)
Well, mentioning C-isms in a pascal forum may sometimes lead to flames
:) (Yes
ml wrote:
3. This one is not some little beauty hack. So, no pressure here. But, I
must admit that I'm most interested in this answer. Classes do support
multiple interface inheritance, but interfaces don't. That cuts almost
all of the interface flexibility. Any good reasons why?
Probably becaus
ml wrote:
btw. When writing about operators, why do they contain such little
possibilities. operator overloads could contain possibility for
['?','%','$','|','&','::','^']
These are C++ operators, aren't they?
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Koenraad Lelong wrote:
Second question : are c-double types and fpc-double types compatible ?
I think so. Perhaps cfloat and cdouble should be added to the ctypes unit?
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The site times out at 'HTTP request sent; waiting for response.'. Works
fine at work, but I can't access it from home. :(
www.freepascal.org resolves to 62.166.198.202, and I can ping that host.
At work it resolves to the same address, and no, I haven't put anything
in my hosts file.
My IP is 2
How about a link to lazarus on the freepascal.org front page? Seems like
there are people who know about fpc, but not lazarus.
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Agustin Barto wrote:
I disabled exec_shield (echo 0 > /proc/sys/kernel/exec_shield) and it
worked. I tried several times to check and everytime I had exec_shield
on, the compile process got to an error at some point. I guess it does
affect the compiler, or at least it does on my particular
configur
Ron Weidner wrote:
Nikolay,
Why did you translate openPTC instead of some
of the other available choices? What advantages
does openPTC offer over SDL or Allegro? Do you
have any (Linux) demos/games written with openPTC
that I can take a look at? What do you think about
tinyPTC?
No serious reas
Gustavo Galembeck wrote:
As my inicial question in the list, I'd like to know
the best way of developing a Win32 / Linux 2D game
using Freepascal. Is the PTCPas unit a good choice?
I translated it from C++ in 2001 and it's good enough for me. :-)
It provides graphics output, keyboard input (key
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Furthermore, the International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI) this year
is taking place in September, and software versions are in the process
of being decided.
Speaking of olympiads (and IOI), how about including e.g. DeCAL in the
standard FPC distribution (e.g. in pack
Marco van de Voort wrote:
oct: &088; // 1.9+ only
bin: %101010; // 1.9+ only
These also work for 1.0.10.
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Harald Houppermans wrote:
WOW very interesting indeed
I thought you did it like this:
asm
mov CS, blabla
mov IP, blabla
end
But now I see !!!
You are actually using the parameters:
CS := blabla; :)
IP := blabla; :)
Those interrupt parameters actually allow something which otherwise isn't
DONALD PEDDER wrote:
Exec(GetEnv('COMSPEC'), '/c copy '+ParamStr(1)+' '+ParamStr(1)+'.bak /v');
Now THIS is what I needed to know! Thank you. :-) I originally tried a
writeln kind of syntax - '/c copy ',paramstr(1),' ',paramstr(1),'.bak /v'
- but that didn't work, hence my other attempts to
DONALD PEDDER wrote:
Below is the current state of my code. I am getting "invalid TSS" at
the point I have noted. I don't even know what a "TSS" is! I guess it's
something to do with strings (I haven't used strings much before either -
something else lacking in my previous compilers). I searched
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
under GO32V2 i want to call BIOS PnP function with entry point
db $FF,$1E; dw PnP_EntryPoint
or
call DWord ptr [PnP_EntryPoint]
but always i got error "SIGSEGV - segmentation violation".
PnP_EntryPoint (type pointer) is normally somewhere in BIOS area
James Mills wrote:
How are you guys goins with crosscompiling ?
I'd like to be able to cross compile from Debian/Linux to various other
platforms... Or have you been crosscompiling the other way ?
First of all, you need binutils, compiled with support for the targets
you want. Get the source, rea
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why does the following result in a runtime error ?
program example;
const
THE_PORT = ;
function swapWord(w: Word): Word;
begin
swapWord := (w SHL 8) OR (w SHR 8);
end;
How can I correct this ?
This bit of code was taken directly from server.pp in one of the old
2002
Harald Houppermans wrote:
Hey wait a sec.
What s the difference between binutils AS.exe and NASM...
It seems NASM is for 8086x and AS is for all kind of processors, is that
correct ?
Nasm uses Intel-style assembler syntax, while AS uses AT&T, but that
doesn't matter when you only use them as
Harald Houppermans wrote:
then compile for linux with:
fpc -TLINUX -Anasmelf filename.pas
Are these parameters based on the NASM idea ?
yes
What are the right parameters based on the binutils ?
the same, just without the -Anasmelf
fpc -TLINUX filename.pas
( Let s try binutils method fir
Harald Houppermans wrote:
A step by step tutorial how to create such a cross compiler would be
quite handy :D
1. Where do I get binutils from windows to linux ? Compiling it myself
seems impossible... so many errors I am ready to give up on that.
( I tried mingw and cygwin, both with no luck )
Is it necessary to use the 'overload' directive in objfpc mode?
E.g. this code doesn't work:
{$MODE objfpc}
Program Test2;
Type
TBaseFunClass = Class(TObject)
Procedure DoStuff(a : Integer; b : Integer); Virtual; Abstract;
Procedure DoStuff(a : Integer);
End;
TFunClass = Class(TBaseFunCl
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