longer longint($ffffffff), but just $fffffff in psystem)
* small additional fix in 64bit rangecheck code generation for 32 bit
processors
* adaption of ranges required the matching talgorithm used for selecting
which overloaded procedure to call to be adapted. It should now always
select the closest match for ordinal parameters.
+ inttostr(qword) in sysstr.inc/sysstrh.inc
+ abs(int64), sqr(int64), sqr(qword) in systemh.inc/generic.inc (previous
fixes were required to be able to add them)
* is_in_limit() moved from ncal to types unit, should always be used
instead of direct comparisons of low/high values of orddefs because
qword is a special case
* changed the declaration of some set helpers somewhat to accomodate the
above change
* i386 still uses the old code for comparisons of sets, because its
helpers return the results in the flags
* dummy tc_normal_2_small_set type conversion because I need the original
resulttype of the set add nodes
NOTE: you have to start a cycle with 1.0.5!
to the way the shortstring helpers for i386 are written, they are
still handled by the old code (reason: fpc_shortstr_compare returns
results in the flags instead of in eax and fpc_shortstr_concat
has wierd parameter conventions). The compilerproc stuff should work
fine with the generic implementations though.
* removed some nested comments warnings
- removed all code from the compiler which has been replaced by
compilerproc implementations (using {$ifdef hascompilerproc} is not
necessary in the compiler)
* renamed several helpers so that their name is the same as their
"public alias", which should facilitate the conversion of processor
specific code in the code generator to processor independent code
* some small fixes to the val_ansistring and val_widestring helpers
(always immediately exit if the source string is longer than 255
chars)
* fixed fpc_dynarray_high and fpc_dynarray_length if the dynarray is
still nil (used to crash, now return resp -1 and 0)
