I'm trying to migrate an application from Delphi/Win32 to multiplatform using Lazarus/FPC. This app uses JvInterpreter from Jedi, and the only alternative I've found is PascalScript in the Lazarus's components directory.

While compiling PascalScript's samples on a Linux x86_64 machine, I got this:

....
x64.inc(243,19) Warning: Use of -offset(%ebp) is not recommended for local variable access
x64.inc(245,19) Warning: Use of -offset(%ebp) is not recommended for local variable access
x64.inc(248,19) Warning: Use of -offset(%ebp) is not recommended for local variable access
x64.inc(249,17) Warning: No size specified and unable to determine the size of the operands, using DWORD as default
x64.inc(144,12) Error: Asm: [push mem32] invalid combination of opcode and operands
...

Any workaround? or alternative?.

Regards,

Leonardo M. Ram? wrote

This app uses JvInterpreter from Jedi, and the only alternative I've found is PascalScript in the Lazarus's components directory.

AFAIK, part of Jedi already is Lazarus-aware.

The Jedi source code should either simply work in Lazarus or rather easily be ported.

-Michael

Leonardo M. Ram? wrote

I'm trying to migrate an application from Delphi/Win32 to multiplatform using Lazarus/FPC. This app uses JvInterpreter from Jedi, and the only alternative I've found is PascalScript in the Lazarus's components directory.

This is currently just a copy of the git PascalScript version. No fixes, nothing tested.

Not sure when/if I will be able to do anything on it.

As for the compiler error, some fix was discussed on the fpc mail list (and also submitted to the maintainer of PascalScript. As for if it will work, once it compiles....