Hello John,

Monday, November 27, 2000, 2:00:07 PM, you wrote:

fpadetn> From: "Lee, John"
fpadetn> To: "''"
fpadetn> Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2000 10:52:10 -0000
fpadetn> Subject: [fpc-pascal]converter program fortran - (fpc?) pascal

fpadetn> Anyone know of a converter program, to run on dos/win9x that'll do (most fpadetn> of?) this for reasonably structured (if that's possible) modern Fortran? fpadetn> TIA for any ideas. John

Such a thing seems to exist in

http://ilia.reznik.home.mindspring.com/fpc.htm

(where fpc seem to stand for _F_ortran to _P_ascal and _C_, not Free Pascal). This claims to convert F77 to Turbo (Borland) Pascal or C/C++. Its support library contains some Borland (i.e. Intel) style assembler routines.

I didn't tried it myself, though author claims its use for rather large computational project (quantum chemistry, if I am not mistaken). It seems to be free.

Please report an experience, if You will try that -- I am in principle interested too.

Hi all,

I need the TypeInfo function of Delphi.
How can I clone this function?

Mattias

Hi all, I need the TypeInfo function of Delphi. How can I clone this function?

It's already available in the development version. See the daily snapshots. But be aware that the development version is not as stable as the release 1.0.x versions.

Mattias Gaertner wrote

Hi all, I need the TypeInfo function of Delphi. How can I clone this function?

Download the latest sources and recompile the compiler. Then the typinfo function will be available.

Michael.

Or maybe slightly easier: grab a snapshot from
<http://www.freepascal.org/develop.html> :)

Jonas