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Re: Linux Pascal By: John Dailey to Mark Hoover on Sun Mar 14 2004 17:09:00 > In my case, I'd prefer a compiler where I can issue a single directive to > "break" the way it builds the app. That way, it's standards compliant, but > with a flip of a switch, I can emulate all those old bugs. > > FreePascal actually has two checkboxes for TP/BP and Delphi compiler support > - though I'm not sure if it actually emulates the bugs as well. Yeah, FreePascal does a good job as far as Borland compatability is concerned... however, a lot of the OS-specific functions are not exactly identical, merely close. File locking is a particularily tricky area. Also, with the (possible) exception of the Linux port, the various *nix ports RTL are flat out wrong a in a number of places. --- SBBSecho 2.00-FreeBSD* Origin: FreeBSD Synchronet - telnet://FreeBSD.synchro.net (1:140/17) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 140/17 1 106/2000 633/267 |
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