On 25 Jul 2011, at 15:07, Martin wrote:
> If some packages are compiled with and some without IO checking. An IO error
> happens in a package that is compiled without IO checking, as expected no
> error is risen here. But the error is stored, and an unrelated statement
> which has IO checks will fail later.
>
> The following demo project enables and disables IO checks to simulate the
> situation.
>
> program Project1;
> {$mode objfpc}{$H+}
> begin
> {$I+}
> writeln('1');
> {$I-}
> chdir('c:\IDoNotExist');
> {$I+}
> writeln('2'); // error for chdir is risen here
> readln;
> end.
That is normal. If you disable iochecks, you're supposed to call ioresult to
check for errors (which will in turn reset any stored error conditions).
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