On Thu, December 10, 2009 01:03, Roland Schaefer wrote:
Hi, do the standard targets set up by fpcmake come with any defines
which allow conditional compilation depending on the target (like extra
code to be compiled only when doing 'make debug', for example)? If not,
can I get fpcmake to
Hi,
When trying to get the number of months between the following dates:
01-06-2009 and 01-08-2008
MonthsBetween returns: 9 months.
That is clearly wrong (fundamentally counting with my fingers yields 10
months).
Looking at the function in dateutils.inc, I copied the function
implementation to
Funky Beast schreef:
Hi,
When trying to get the number of months between the following dates:
01-06-2009 and 01-08-2008
MonthsBetween returns: 9 months.
That is clearly wrong (fundamentally counting with my fingers yields 10
months).
Looking at the function in dateutils.inc, I copied the
Dear All ,
In some of your messages I am reading questions about places of the some
Lazarus and/or Free Pascal phrases/names .
During installation of OpenSUSE 11.2 yesterday ( 2009-December-9 ) I saw a
package named global , I have searched it Internet , and found the following
sites :
Vincent Snijders wrote:
Funky Beast schreef:
Hi,
When trying to get the number of months between the following dates:
01-06-2009 and 01-08-2008
MonthsBetween returns: 9 months.
That is clearly wrong (fundamentally counting with my fingers yields
10 months).
Looking at the function in
2009/12/10 Funky Beast funkybe...@pacific.net.sg:
I did read that, but I'm just wondering isn't 9.98767967 more approximate to
10 than 9?
How do you round a month? It makes sense that the function only gives
full months, imo. Either way, I think this is d€lphi compatible and
at least
In our previous episode, Henry Vermaak said:
2009/12/10 Funky Beast funkybe...@pacific.net.sg:
I did read that, but I'm just wondering isn't 9.98767967 more approximate
to 10 than 9?
How do you round a month? It makes sense that the function only gives
full months, imo. Either way, I
Marco van de Voort wrote:
In our previous episode, Henry Vermaak said:
2009/12/10 Funky Beast funkybeast-s7p20sfedvbhupcrv1q...@public.gmane.org:
I did read that, but I'm just wondering isn't 9.98767967 more approximate
to 10 than 9?
How do you round a month? It makes sense that the
Hello!
I write C-headers for a library written in Pascal at time, to make it
usable within C applications.
On Linux, the libtool-program (part of GNU autotools) generates the
necessary files for C-compilers to link against the library (libxyz.la,
libxyz.a, libxyz.pc)
How can I use libtool for
