On 30 Nov 2009, at 23:14, Dariusz Mazur wrote: > Jonas Maebe pisze: >> On 30 Nov 2009, at 17:47, Dariusz Mazur wrote: >> >> >>> I receive error while compile for arm >>> selected processor does not support 'ldfd f0,[r11,#-48]' >>> >> >> Add -Cfsoft to your compiler options to use softfloat instead of FPA. >> > I've had this option enable
Please show a sample program that demonstrates this problem and the full command line that you used to compile it (and copy/paste the options that you used to compile the compiler/rtl). >>> this is from simple function, but when I move them to main unit everything >>> is compiled OK >>> >>> what does it mean? >> >> I don't know why it doesn't happen in that case. >> > If units I have compiler directive $E- (emulation of FPU) Is this still about moving the function to another unit solving the problem you had, or an unrelated remark? > but when I remove it, i have problem with COMP type > when > var > c : comp; > begin > c:=int(1.1); > end; > > it claim > got Double, expected int64 > > second problem is with str > > str(c:0:0,ss) > is not valid Comp is an x87-specific legacy type. On platforms without x87 support it is emulated using int64 (so there it is an integer type rather than a floating point type). You should not use the comp type if you want portable code. I don't understand what this has to do with what I said above, or with your ldfd-problem though. Please do not reply to some sentences in a previous mail if you want to explain something else, it makes the discussion confusing. Either write a separate mail, or delete the unrelated sentences. Jonas_______________________________________________ fpc-devel maillist - fpc-devel@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-devel