All I got is http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/ref/refse5.html
it gives this example:
Const
AConst = 12 deprecated;
var
p : integer platform;
Function Something : Integer; experimental;
So deprecated after a variable, or constant, does NOT have a semicolon.
Indeed
Const AConst = 12 ; deprecated;
does not compile.
After a function it does need a semicolon,
function x: boolean deprecated;
does NOT compile (no semicolon
apparently properties need a semicolon too.
types do not want a semicolon
type x = class .. end deprecated;
Is there a rule, when or why a semicolon is needed or not?
Also, it seems that functions with other modifiers (like virtual) must
have deprecated as the last keyword....
procedure a; deprecated; virtual;
doesn't work.
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