Hi

An ISO compiler should make a compliance statement in a defined way. My suggestion would be to extend the output of fpc -i with this statement:

Supported ISO modes:
The Free Pascal compiler fpc complies with the requirements of level 1 of ISO/IEC 7185.

As option to get it individually I suggest -iISO.

Before starting to code, I thought to ask for remarks, suggestions.

Michael.

In our previous episode, Schindler Karl-Michael said:

An ISO compiler should make a compliance statement in a defined way. My suggestion would be to extend the output of fpc -i with this statement: Supported ISO modes: The Free Pascal compiler fpc complies with the requirements of level 1 of ISO/IEC 7185.

I think that is more something for the documentation. -h is long enough as it is.

"Marco van de Voort" wrote

In our previous episode, Schindler Karl-Michael said: > An ISO compiler should make a compliance statement in a defined way. My

suggestion would be to extend the output of fpc -i with this statement:

> > Supported ISO modes: > The Free Pascal compiler fpc complies with the requirements of level

1 of ISO/IEC 7185.

I think that is more something for the documentation. -h is long enough as it is.

He said -i, not -h ;)

Regards,
Sven

Schindler Karl-Michael wrote

Hi An ISO compiler should make a compliance statement in a defined way. My suggestion would be to extend the output of fpc -i with this statement:

As we do not test explicitly by a defined test for iso compliance, I would rather prefer not to state this.