routines (just like "varargs"), because if implemented in Pascal then
on the callee side this array of const parameter is treated as a Pascal-
style array of const
* don't give the "cdecl'ared functions have no high parameter" warning for
array of const parameters for cdecl external routines and procvars
git-svn-id: trunk@13618 -
Darwin platforms, so that no data can be placed below that address.
This fixes the strange Windows-compatible resource API, which
assumes that addresses <64kb do not exist.
git-svn-id: trunk@13600 -
* left old cpu-specific set helper code under ifdef FPC_OLD_BIGENDIAN_SETS
in case someone wants to write new assembler set helpers (although most
of them should be optimally generated by the compiler already if
http://wiki.freepascal.org/FPC_HowToDo#Bit.28field.29_getting.2Fsetting_primitives
are optimally implemented)
git-svn-id: trunk@13582 -
change, resulting in slightly different DWARF debug information
(mantis #13508)
The cause was saving a node pointer in a local variable, processing
it further, and later on checking whether it changed by comparing
the stored and the current instance pointer. The problem was that
the node could have been freed and reallocated at the same address
(but with different contents), so this check sometimes resulted
in (hard to reproduce) false negatives.
git-svn-id: trunk@13580 -
byte is used for zero-termination (so we now always read blocks of
exactly 32kb from disk)
* set the first byte of the buffer to #0 when opening a file initially
git-svn-id: trunk@13576 -
we support writing more digits than are defined (due to Delphi-
compatibility) and
a) correcting the precision of undefined digits makes no sense
b) as a result, this precision correction made some numbers that can be
represented exactly in single precision inexact
-- fixes mantis #14230
* no longer perform precision correction while determining the whole part
of numbers (usually did nothing anyway, and the rest is caught by the
final rounding)
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(and use the resulting compiler as final compiler to compile the rest of
the source tree and to install)
Note: this means that if you manually use "make cycle RELEASE=1", the RTL
afterwards will not be usable, because it will have been compiled with
WPO for the compiler; if you use "make all" in the root FPC dir, there
is no problem since that makefile recompiles the RTL anyway.
git-svn-id: trunk@13560 -
type definitions (was at the position of the invalid x type in
"class of x", rather than at the position of the "class of x" definition
itself)
git-svn-id: trunk@13555 -
explicitly using -Ooasmcse for now. It will probably be completely
removed before the next major release after 2.4.0 (fixes mantis
#14363)
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