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@ -157,9 +157,7 @@ Fixed bugs:
bug0121.pp cardinal -> byte conversion not work (and crashes) OK 0.99.6 (FK) bug0121.pp cardinal -> byte conversion not work (and crashes) OK 0.99.6 (FK)
bug0122.pp exit() gives a warning that the result is not set OK 0.99.6 (FK) bug0122.pp exit() gives a warning that the result is not set OK 0.99.6 (FK)
bug0123.pp Asm, problem with intel assembler (shrd) OK 0.99.11 (PM) bug0123.pp Asm, problem with intel assembler (shrd) OK 0.99.11 (PM)
bug0124.pp Asm, problem with -Rintel switch and indexing bug0124.pp Asm, problem with -Rintel switch and indexing OK 0.99.11 (PM/PFV)
(whatever the order) fixed
variable must still be the first inside bracket OK 0.99.11 (PM)
bug0125.pp wrong colors with DOS CRT unit OK 0.99.6 (PFV) bug0125.pp wrong colors with DOS CRT unit OK 0.99.6 (PFV)
bug0126.pp packed array isn't allowed OK 0.99.6 (FK) bug0126.pp packed array isn't allowed OK 0.99.6 (FK)
bug0127.pp problem with cdecl in implementation part OK 0.99.7 (PFV) bug0127.pp problem with cdecl in implementation part OK 0.99.7 (PFV)
@ -333,8 +331,6 @@ bug0193.pp overflow checking for 8 and 16 bit operations wrong
as all operations are done on 32 bit integers in FPC as all operations are done on 32 bit integers in FPC
overflow checking will only trap 32 bit overflow overflow checking will only trap 32 bit overflow
you have to use range checks for byte or 16 bit integers you have to use range checks for byte or 16 bit integers
bug0124.pp Asm, problem with -Rintel switch and indexing (whatever the order)
Partial fix only see above
bug0243.pp Arguments of functions are computed from right to left this bug0243.pp Arguments of functions are computed from right to left this
is against pascal convention is against pascal convention
but only BP respects this convention Delphi and GPC also but only BP respects this convention Delphi and GPC also