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- basic rtl support using system calls - fp(c)make/fppkg/makefile support todo: - revisit systems/t_android.pas: mostly duplicate with t_linux.pas, containing lots of unnecessary code - revisit rtl changes - android ndk header translation import - better app build/packaging support - android/x86 support git-svn-id: branches/targetandroid@21061 - |
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| fpmake.pp | ||
| fpmc.pp | ||
| fpmcgtk.pp | ||
| frmabout.pp | ||
| frmmain.pp | ||
| frmoptions.pp | ||
| Makefile | ||
| Makefile.fpc | ||
| msgcomp.pp | ||
| README.txt | ||
| readmsg.pp | ||
| test.mc | ||
This is the Free Pascal Message Compiler. It compiles a .mc file into a .rc and .msg file which can be compiled by a resource compiler such as windres. For example: fpmc -l 90 -e -v -i test.mc -p -r -m windres -i test.rc -o test.res It also produces a .pp pascal unit which contains constant definitions for any message aliases (SymbolicName) found in the .mc file. The compiler recognizes the following directives in the .mc file: MessageID SymbolicName Language Other directives as defined by Microsoft are not yet supported. The readmsg program reads and dumps a .msg message file to screen. dumpfile produces a hex dump of a file. They were mainly used for debugging. Enjoy ! Michael.