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posted by marcov, 16.09.2011, 12:52

> > You didn't reply what went wrong with FPC (e.g. was it runtime or while
> > compiling?). As said I'm not aware of problems, but I do realize that if
> > you have a dirty codebase is harder to port to 32-bit.
>
> Marcov: it compiled OK but the run time result was incorrect. I posted the
> code snippet on the FreePascal FreeVision board about 2 months ago but had
> no reply.

Yeah, those boards are not terribly popular. I looked it up, but it is nothing compilable, just fragements so it is hard to do a quick test.

If you have a small compilable example you can also sent it to fpc at pascalprogramming dot org

Note that the place to report bugs is http://bugs.freepascal.org

> Given that I was told that Free Vision is not 100% compatible with Turbo
> Vision

Nothing is 100% compatible. It is more than close enough as far as I know though. I think your expectations played tricks with you here.

>and that there is no documentation for Free Vision I did not
> persist.

Partially that is because it is compatible enough to use BP's.

> See my other recent posts. I have changed a heap usage setting in a 3rd
> party B-Tree system I'm using and this seems to have solved the problem,
> both for the real and protected mode compilations of my app.

I saw yes. It was posted one or two minutes before my reply, so it crossed.

 

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