Peter Vreman wrote

The '@' has been added and dispatchstr() works now ;)

Yahooooo! Alright, let me at it. :-)

That being the case I should have the messaging and callback stuff working after I get the next snapshot.

Because I use snapshots. I don't build the compiler out of CVS so therefor I have no way of tracing the bug down. I'm sorry. :-\

Why didn't you fix it yourself? the bug was very easy to find. I fixed it within 1 a 2 minutes (with a laod of >1.0 under linux).

Peter

The '@' has been added and dispatchstr() works now ;)

Peter

Peter Vreman el d�a Thu, 20 May 1999 11:31:00 +0200, escribi�:

Michael H. why you don't use cvs ? is _so_ easy ...

I'm using the scripts in the how-to and is a piece of cake to get all the new stuff up and running.

Sergio

The fix will appear in the next snapshot. When i mail that it has been fixed it's only fixed in the cvs, not directly in the snapshots.

Peter Vreman wrote

The fix will appear in the next snapshot. When i mail that it has been fixed it's only fixed in the cvs, not directly in the snapshots.

This was the latest snapshot as of Thursday morning (Europe time). The changes log indicates the snapshot has your fix.

Wed May 19 16:22:03 1999 Peter Vreman (>

* struct.pp, crt.pp: * fixed left crt bugs

* objpas.inc: * fixed dispatchstr

* makefile.inc: + objpas

Peter Vreman wrote

The '@' has been added and dispatchstr() works now ;)

I'm afraid it still craps out for me. Did you try it with the sample code I sent? When I tried to compile it with the latest snapshot it compiled OK but it still gives me a run time error. Here is the message.

Runtime error 216 at 0x0804F9E5
0xBFFFFBB8
0x0804FAF7
0x0804FB22
0x080480A4
0x00000000

Sergio A. Kessler wrote

Michael H. why you don't use cvs ? is _so_ easy ...

OK OK OK. I give up. I've been yelled at enough I'll start building the compiler out of CVS. Checking out all new stuff now. :-)