On Sun, 03 Feb 2019 04:08:46 +
"J. Gareth Moreton" wrote:
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> Lazarus doesn't even display the error (see bug #34996)
Fixed.
Mattias
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On 03/02/19 17:12, J. Gareth Moreton wrote:
Fair enough. What about calling functions like Int via assembly
language, since it's currently impossible to do it either via the
internal function or using the public symbol that maps to it, since
"CALL int" just raises a linker error - I presume
Fair enough. What about calling functions like Int via assembly
language, since it's currently impossible to do it either via the internal
function or using the public symbol that maps to it, since "CALL int" just
raises a linker error - I presume it's not as easy as copying some code
from
On 03/02/19 05:08, J. Gareth Moreton wrote:
Basically, if you declare a public symbol (either using the "public"
directive or putting it in the interface section of a unit) with a name
that's identical to an internal symbol (I used "FPC_ABSMASK_DOUBLE"),
you get a 'duplicate symbol' linker
Hi everyone,
So I've come across a couple of issues recently regarding
internally-defined symbols. One of them involves assembly language, which
is always asking for trouble, but one can be triggered through regular
Pascal code.
Basically, if you declare a public symbol (either using the
