nding to an amateur programmer, although the code I'm writing is
going to be for personal business purposes.
Thank you for your consideration,
Ko Hashiguchi
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that I'm coding in flavors of
Pascal.
I assure myself, late in the dead of night, that I'm not stupid, but as far
as programming skills are concerned, I am most certainly not learned. Thanks
again to you learned people :)
Ko Hashiguchi
On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 8:52 AM, Jürgen Hesterm
x27;s beyond me. I would greatly appreciate assistance.
Thank you,
Ko Hashiguchi
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Hello Graeme,
I'm way too old for homework, just to let you know. I'm five months younger
than Steve Jobs and three months older than Bill Gates. Call me an old fart
who just needed the help.
Regards,
Ko Hashiguchi
On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 12:04 AM, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
> On
Graeme,
No apology necessary. I am 56 years old, I have to (because of lack of
money) write my own utilities, and I am too old to take up programming as a
profession. But I am NOT too old to program! I just need help every now and
then.
I am the same Ko Hashiguchi who asked for help with
Sirs,
Does Free Pascal have any options for operating on numbers longer than
double-precision? If quad-precision is available, how can it be had? Can
one find-obtain-buy libraries that can extend this ability to the Pascal
language? Any info. you can post would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Ko
