Re-hello.
> Shouldn't the first $ifdef check for mse_fpc_3_2 as well?
Ooops, of course, there was a bad copy-paste, the original code was this:
{$ifdef mse_fpc_3_2}wordset{$else}byteset{$endif}(pbyte(po1)^));
inc(po1,{$ifdef mse_fpc_3_2}2{$else}1{$endif});
Note that previous post is valid, you only need to know that, at the moment,
in mse code,
"mse_fpc_3_2" point to fpc > 3.0.0. (so fpc 3.0.1, fpc 3.0.2, fpc 3.0.3 and
fpc 3.0.4).
For fpc > 3.1.x, nothing was defined yet in mse code.
Maybe if I may compare the modifs done in fpc code for TParamFlags from fpc
3.0.4 to fpc 3.2.0 it will give more light.
Huh, of course if somebody has a idea how to hide that first "$self:
Pointer" parameter, he is welcome to share it.
Last thing, after Googling a while about "fpc" + "TParamFlags" I did only
find this:
https://forum.lazarus.freepascal.org/index.php/topic,27538.15.html?PHPSESSID=3ovhgvat82bssshp06eq81m8s3
... and that post was from Martin that seems to be the only one that used
and understood TParamFlags.
Fre;D
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