Gpc July 1997

gpc@gnu.de

22 participants
111 discussions

Pascal Compiler
by Tsee Lee 30 Jul '97

30 Jul '97

I saw on the web site that there is a version for Win95, but can't find it on the ftp server. Is ther really such a version? Thanks.

1 0

Re: Unit files
by Peter Gerwinski 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

According to Joao Miguel: > > Can anyone tell me if GPC 2.0 supports units (like borland's) and how ? It does, just like Borland Pascal. > I downloaded the zip file bpcompat-1.0.zip that encloses a lot of very > useful units. When trying to compile the program test.pas that comes on > it, the compiler "says": "no exported interface matching gpctypes" and so > on. One error for each uses clause. Like with Borland Pascal, you must either first "compile" all Units, and then the main program, gpc -c myfirstunit.pas gpc -c mysecondunit.pas gpc myprogram.pas myfirstunit.o mysecondunit.o -o myprogram or else you "make" the program, i.e. you tell the compiler to compile all Units automatically. With GPC, this is done with the `--automake' option. The following gpc --automake myprogram.pas -o myprogram automatically compiles `myfirstunit' and `mysecondunit' and links them to the main program. (* Just for completeness: The `-o myprogram' means: output an executable `myprogram' (or `myprogram.exe') rather than `a.out' (or `a.exe'). *) Hope this helps, Peter Dipl.-Phys. Peter Gerwinski, Essen, Germany, free physicist and programmer peter.gerwinski(a)uni-essen.de - http://home.pages.de/~peter.gerwinski/ [970201] maintainer GNU Pascal [970714] - http://home.pages.de/~gnu-pascal/ [970125]

1 0

Re: Unit files
by The African Chief 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

On Tue, 29 Jul 1997 09:55:34 +0100 (WEST) Joao Miguel <castor(a)suprabk.supra.pt> wrote: >Hi, > >Can anyone tell me if GPC 2.0 supports units (like borland's) and how ? > >I downloaded the zip file bpcompat-1.0.zip that encloses a lot of very >useful units. When trying to compile the program test.pas that comes on >it, the compiler "says": "no exported interface matching gpctypes" and so >on. One error for each uses clause. The bpcompat package that you are talking about was written with the latest beta releases of GPC. I am quite sure that it will not compile under GPC 2.0, because many extensions have been implemented since then. You need to get the latest beta release from agnes. Best regards, The Chief Dr Abimbola A. Olowofoyeku (The African Chief, and the Great Elephant) Author of: Chief's Installer Pro v3.60 for Win16 and Win32. Homepage: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/African_Chief/ E-mail: laa12(a)cc.keele.ac.uk

1 0

Re: --
by Peter Gerwinski 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

According to Herbert Voss: > [...] > Var i : Real; > Begin > For i := 0 to 25 Do > WriteLn; > End; Obviously, your version of GPC (2.0?) has a bug with type-checking in `for' loops. Recent beta versions of GPC (available at ftp://agnes.dida.physik.uni-essen.de/gnu-pascal/beta/) are correct here and complain: test.pas: In function `program_Test': test.pas:7: `for' variable must be of ordinal type > /usr/lib/crt1.o: In function start': > /usr/lib/crt1.o(.text+0x5a): undefined reference to main' This is what Borland Pascal would comment with "Cannot run a Unit". Use `gpc -c foo.pas' if you only want to *compile* a Unit, not to link it and produce an executable. > Another problem comes, when I choosed the Type Byte for the variable i. gpc-2.0 has no built-in `Byte' data type (recent beta versions have), but you can use the definitions in the `BPcompat' package. Hope this helps, Peter Dipl.-Phys. Peter Gerwinski, Essen, Germany, free physicist and programmer peter.gerwinski(a)uni-essen.de - http://home.pages.de/~peter.gerwinski/ [970201] maintainer GNU Pascal [970714] - http://home.pages.de/~gnu-pascal/ [970125]

1 0

Re: Borland file functions
by Peter Gerwinski 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

According to Joao Miguel: > > Can anyone help me, telling me the name of the corresponding function to: > > Borland GPC > Sizeof() ? > Filepos() ? > Filesize() ? >From the GPC info documentation, node `Extensions' (type "info -f gpc -n Extensions"): `SeekRead (F, N); { Open file in Inspection mode, seek to record N }' `SeekWrite (F, N); { Open file in Generation mode, seek to record N }' `SeekUpdate (F, N); { Open file in Update mode, seek to record N }' `Update (F); { Writes F^, position not changed. F^ kept. }' `p := Position (F); { Return current record number }' `p := LastPosition (F); { Return the last record number in file }' > I'm working with GPC 2.0 and I have no documentation about all the native > procedures and functions of the compiler. Do you know where I can get it ? This is one of our most striking problems: The existing documentation is rather incomplete and outdated. To read what we have, use "info -f gpc"; in RHIDE, press <F1> Ctrl-G (gpc) <ENTER>. (Yes, `gpc' in parentheses.) Any help in improving the documentation is greatly appreciated. Hope this helps, Peter Dipl.-Phys. Peter Gerwinski, Essen, Germany, free physicist and programmer peter.gerwinski(a)uni-essen.de - http://home.pages.de/~peter.gerwinski/ [970201] maintainer GNU Pascal [970714] - http://home.pages.de/~gnu-pascal/ [970125]

1 0

Unit files
by Joao Miguel 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

Hi, Can anyone tell me if GPC 2.0 supports units (like borland's) and how ? I downloaded the zip file bpcompat-1.0.zip that encloses a lot of very useful units. When trying to compile the program test.pas that comes on it, the compiler "says": "no exported interface matching gpctypes" and so on. One error for each uses clause. Your help will be very, very useful Best regards Joao Domingos

1 0

Borland file functions
by Joao Miguel 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

Hi, Can anyone help me, telling me the name of the corresponding function to: Borland GPC Sizeof() ? Filepos() ? Filesize() ? I'm working with GPC 2.0 and I have no documentation about all the native procedures and functions of the compiler. Do you know where I can get it ? Best regards, Joao Domingos

1 0

Re: Allocation/Memory Leak question
by Ken Linder (KC7RAD) 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

At 12:50 PM 7/26/97 +0200, Peter Gerwinski wrote: >According to Ken: >> >> program allo2; >> var >> mm: array[1..500000] of real; >> indx : __long__ integer; > >(* JFYI, `__long__ Integer's have 64 bits. For your program, an ordinary >32-bit `Integer' would be sufficient. *) > >> ma: array[1..500000] of real; >> [...] > >> This program realy does nothing of value but when the second FOR >> loop is running, the program starts eating up memory. > >Really at the second FOR loop, not already at the first one? >I don't know the details of the memory management of Linux, but >AFAIK, the storage is physically allocated when the array is >referenced. > >> According to TOP, >> the program uses 8094 kBytes just before the loop ends. Why should >> this program be so memory hungry at that time? [...] > >Simply because one `Real' has eight bytes, and you are allocating one >million of `Real's. 8000000 bytes are 7812.5kB; if you include code, >runtime library, etc., 8094kB seems realistic for me. > It must be something associated with Linux. I also thought the allocation of memory should take place when the array is referenced. I stopped the program with a readln after the first FOR loop and sure enough, ~8108M was allocated (as seen from top). What is strange is when I run it without the readln, top shows the allocation to be incremental, not complete after the first FOR loop like what I see when the readln is in the program... Thanks... Ken L.

2 1

Re: --
by Ken Linder (KC7RAD) 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

At 09:14 PM 7/28/97 +0200, Herbert Voss <Herbert.Voss(a)ck.b.shuttle.de> wrote: >Hello, > >I'm a novice in gpc and I hav a lot of problems. Here comes the first >one: > >unit unit1; { reine testunit fuer gpc } >Interface > Procedure ClrScr; > >Implementation > >Procedure ClrScr; >Var i : Real; >Begin > For i := 0 to 25 Do > WriteLn; >End; > >Begin >End. > >I run gpc under Linux 2.0.30 and had the following output: > >voss@crazy_horse:/home/voss/pascal > gpc unit1.pas >/usr/lib/crt1.o: In function start': >/usr/lib/crt1.o(.text+0x5a): undefined reference to main' > To compile a unit do this: gpc unit1.pas -c The -c option tells gpc to just compile and not to link. >Another problem comes, when I choosed the Type Byte for the variable i. > If you want to define a byte variable do it this way: var JustAByte : __byte__ integer; or even define a 'byte' type (This is what I do) type byte = __byte__ integer; There are many other type 'modifiers' available. I don't have my Linux PC with me here at work but I think the type modifier list is in the 'news' file somewhere in the distribution. Hope this helps! Ken L.

1 0

Some bugs fixed :-)
by Peter Gerwinski 29 Jul '97

29 Jul '97

Hello, everybody! According to myself (Peter Gerwinski): > > bo5-6u.pas: In function `Writeit': > bo5-6u.pas:12: prior parameter's size depends on `What' > > (Read: A bug I already fixed twice in the foregoing days > is back again and again ... )-: It's fixed now {again}. According to Bernhard Tschirren: > > [Subject: __Volatile__ BUG ...] > > OK, the following code does not seem to actually define the variable - just > take a look at the asm produced by gpc! It's fixed now. AND the volatility of the variable now survives transport through the GPI file - which wasn't the case before, either. (-: UUencoded gzipped diff below.) There is one remaining bug I want to fix before I release the next beta, the GPI problem reported by Bill Currie. (See our recent mail on this list.) Unfortunately, I cannot reproduce this bug on any platform I have access to. If somebody else can reproduce it and help to find out under what circum- stances the error occurs and when it doesn't, it would be great help. Yours, Peter Dipl.-Phys. Peter Gerwinski, Essen, Germany, free physicist and programmer peter.gerwinski(a)uni-essen.de - http://home.pages.de/~peter.gerwinski/ [970201] maintainer GNU Pascal [970714] - http://home.pages.de/~gnu-pascal/ [970125] 8< ---- gpc-970721-970727.diff.gz.uu ----------------------------------------- begin 644 gpc-970721-970727.diff.gz M'XL(`,P2VS,"`^Q=>W?:2++_VYS[(7JR/A,PB$'XC3<[(1@[S&+P!3R3N7/G M:(5HC-8@L9*(X\WDNV]5=4MJ/7"PYV;.Y!Z<!Z*[NKNZNOI7U0^56S/3N>4^ MF[H>NUU:;.JY"WS03H]KQW6]6BBT)(7ML*D]AX<'=\4LTV$>MUS'#[R5%;![ M.YBQ-[;O.A7&`_/6K["%><=M9^I6"J8S82/^CLW,]YR-.7>8N["#@$^JC`W= M!6?NE`4S[G/9@.EQMEI.3*!@_USY`1L_%,8K>SZQG5LD9):[6`*E!^5_ELP( M>LKU.!1)50DU\`_<6@6B"MO'.A;`6*'`&+'*1LW+(4.&V>2]S;0INX)4+%VU MG4(!>H]U3VSH=>!Z#]C`Y76+^>[*LSAT=^FY[^T)<(QD#H<TWP2RP'7G?J&8 ME@G)`^42\`]V'1HL4:]MD*<YGX-D"H61R\SE<OX@^S&QIU.HX=:%*E.LQ,-% M5:Y\'DHIZB%;FH$U8]I2+Q2FG),D[8#(INY\[MYC`C7!3!SJY2JH%D8SCJ/L MF`N>:A%8@$:!R0*689K'M)M]IO68]H'M55WQ,7=OY??Y!!]">>(S:,[4OJU: MIC53OT/O@Y6/"=BG]]SS;=>I6E3-TO1\GGB>A82W2^Y-Q5<:19%<_?[[^"FL MM&JN/M#C]U851V)/IN]59\%B+OBE\<>'P!7-17F=WG#4[';Q\>+Z[^_]R]X- M/OM+;OFB&QYU1W*.CU[@)SN"";*[80?"?EC+I7S4\7-NCXEC14!48OR+7;%^ MU8CUF9H1J%]`EQQMK_J+59G]BM_=90`\^"*3.):/@;E84EW!0G+$G3V9<\M_ MT;6#7T5]UGPUH>Y]7RX3@27XM"R+^);L<^=?*UO(83IWS:`Z$T)6ORQ6\\"& M_HD&X6%/='/E3$!6*$8AK`\P3O0YMP$R0H[M@%?YAZ48F[%Y)Q[\>R$]R]+J MU>-J'?X(K8_GQW?+[P2<=4$W(5G]7M`T;0WISA6,Y0^K.8,9IA\UZJ>-PQ.F MGYX>%\KE<KJ>G>%*$A\S76_HIXW:@2!^_9II>F6?E?5*_82]?ETH(RF0(352 M('WMD+%K'G"/77(/IJ5_9[._+C&A>ALFO%XYM@8`PYWJA/^M4"Z4=_:(]>`! MQO6N:C78K>?>&1/;MSP0G&,Z0;'4``!V)C#_0'2`D3YI`Q1E,,>-N0FP'AA8 M`5).7.=E`%KBVG.:^J.?K]O&>?^JV>DA\IE4#(D!P!;+.4*OZ7GF0S5BQM9F MIC]#5O#3",SQG/_R:P64"@;7F'$3!KI8JC!0BHFQ<">K>9S:H.H!"%T+:XXK M8),'0"/;@BP"(9]S=C\S`R!9+CETA[$1@CO\#5RJ9&H#(H)]X)X'%L[C2]=# MLS)^`&LUG[/6RO-LSCIH0QPW0`(/>+&@40XZR%A#*\HN"1ZQ0\1RX'&2E&4" MW/[8'!CG[58W$O$_WKL@%`"[EX@)")OSAS-B2!&^$`W*=P%R<=D])U-&9A** MK``TWB=&BRHH^H"9"S,PP<H(<[,HA6(7N/C08/YJ[*$^TH`VV+WI.<P<PP@# MB74'Q4("J0$F-'#K++@3&*YGH'P-Q&*.*0U(a)1G,]&!D^.6.."U_-.;-(WT7I M]Z9GX_!@V>G*L1!H#--"&]A@-NB';=D(a)`(953.&?8PF#(GK"BKN[I0I5A$-@ M,M`Z!R<`###8*!(a)V?P6SN+BK1_T$.S['D0#)Q#H><$-4F%9@V4RHJ8+G(BD* M*-`"=44('?K&IU,8+`;S':S[2W`<..388.0K;`S2`W[N33$.T"_0)9A9Y#N! M'P0FU*^6*&_"K3G8<P,$XR,W.(+<@Q;^M3+G]M0&C*,15]0DE*$O6*=J;GG` M_L$_@"P<<_X2.\\0B0"%8L0X:NCZDQ&#%1A(L7DS>ML?#!N@2/?D)U6WYGQK MSK\N<ZY:/6F)U:2L45=S-['K"7K%M-?T1OVDH=<4TWZB[U>.P;KC)V2`@4?/ MFWT4'V`OP60P[[TYKY#I/(-IJ/W%GH*,:"U1*,.7Z%D4^6Z/79L^X#$#_\(3 M2R-S?F\^^"!;A&Q<*DA:MO<=5,'G8(^@&$(I+E`@D45U#5=C1,LE+8-HS48V M'+#<0YLYM^^X,*QSU^>`$8B#)JQ:K)GMH*4%["9BP4C8/M`-76%CD-YY"$L( MS!2:BB:[*N6T?UC1T0TZV3_!!Q046D8RT<47Y$B@@1*L(F-D%Z!V#Q8N(`MD M^D7IC$IY/%AYTKX;"].[,QQW@K+=^03216D\*A1["I9(a)T&X;K?YY6SZBL\.* MX#CP#Z42^^85X,2H?=D>4$8):OZX(;]HQ@""-V35`?!%)B6#Y3A%95L9S:8C MG"ZPI28U2RP+[P:\`]?1:($.)@J;EQ[.F`L7;((+>A-XNK5],!5GZ'TL:+$- M&H:N%FC!Q!4#=EH[KIS">)WJ-?C$X5(T-59M4*)7($)T%=%1-,`KZC1[HX14 MB6&0ZJM7S!(VDUP4DD0I[%OT\[WL8`,!$V`W,.B[$;A&Z"3(&L\^/]@QC\"Z M"8AEB$H)VM5J-AN(J$KT,//K%"IT%@X:3N:56'1+S<`QZ/3.R94E/VGZ(-4* M#*EU!]*ITK06HU`_(7@YW=?A,T07ML?T$ON)B\%'K1,BPY5_2%`O"141+2,9 M*`NX\=(UI?E4B#!$2D#M=U+YUL\9TQ,3YKJ/4R::,$SBH.C&45UTX^A0Z0:- MG224\X2V?`S@E[8=#'`=65&DC0$%O`?#7;+B=?=F:+3?70\JT.\*]J[":N!- MLL_^R'E+\@!!O]A$A1Y%BURL"+O.=IX$%T)2Q[J0U/&!E%3A_TX^.SL[CPIB MTTGPJ8!__XLXKI_L$U#43PYJE2/B^!,R+2R/Y^+V&^WV)1><#<8N8;D*:.1# M^_-H7:`N7ZL%C>WA/U:$ELAW7]BW,X0K"[<0X_72/>Y:W7-:/MZKJR?(L:T9 MU0&3-#!Q0]/U%F!/U(9HHQ,G2G)U6ZU6<32QS^C5VA;-_4)VG<V*V&1)RN/@ M!.10IL]]72I[2HF('/&PU[^FD0J5YMMOV75SV&IV#:(^[PQ;@\Y5IT>02J6D M?E%V_[H]:`*44`Z.,6#2%%WU8GXVC')93KNR4%'I1OC@%^!R*V+1:'6;PV&6 M9V@^]#SBTOA#2^*7^R\;:F(^F_52DH8!USDBS2\JNA#_@)I=@#L_>COHWUR^ M):W-LE5/LB42_[H)K_KS>=6?QZN>QRO?A-?:\WFM/957:?D:F4(3%[%BAKXF ME@ES/HG'3X48RK#E,P$68MX<DZFKG];V55.G.M.1^9VX"YS*KQ)[5$6<O6AY MXY]HV@G`%L5`AS65ZZBR)$)%Y"G)K"6WW.4#^31Q0PEF5'.7JBI;-%%2N%?D M775OXGZL&=]\8JAQN]#?+O2_LH5^N*,<+<S#A+Q%?IBWV1(_HK[P;$%]B-2' M]<;A:;S`/T(WK'P4.F-_`>!#?Z;7''5^;!LWG?,B_"NQ(GW\K0:K%Y'08!H] ME-`7"DM=-=\9;YO#M\:H^:;;9GJM=EK0I&LA#U57]L18!A[X*\H6>K+<KV<[ M`+3V1.PDCU?6'0</!M$V78=:R;I"P)X[G1H!M`B?OEAL`?K,78#P.,7P[7]S MX:/6CVL$U/!Q(G':]ZMW_`'PJ`8EY5("DJ?W'@P_*W[KX]8G5`!N8-'W2V`< MX3OZG(R-_\T]EQ5C1B/*.$E`L'(D`$O.3%\SUH]9=)K`BDGQ*9RDJI!X;3MV M8`"LCV&]7'0<5H:!JA^4SI2!O![T6^WAT.B!9U1T*K209>Q_";.I.N#0YX$! MSU`%Y%880#I2H`#W:V3I]FNG4H!DX,0H6,NS^(NW_+.*"+*^L1<@(0.MA.&. M08NM.P-%QR>EU!X8S/($!2A$MNS6/FWMT]=FG\+C06E3PJ]9VQ3F;&*9(MKD MF7*M#G]CNU0_/@3P*(L/VDP5:WOR=J]O!M?]8;A9(?U`WS+!"XQW`6IRAY+V M/2)'.2I*Y+1$O>F*U2BXS3O"]X\/NI)-Y#3'=I3%`=XJ(:.C$0^?Y54M2SXV M&KEG\)#\41DI;\9(NGS(#%M7O/665B39JDH5-,,(@LGB*O>/%*;6\4`Q+EX+ MMXX.#FH576?E\$%=0H$1\;AYIZPJ/D4;NH3[[:LW[7.Q+H(6]F&&<\]T)F*T MHH7HF\[(N.BTN^?&H'W14#):_=XY;62HB5?MT=O^N=$"E%/SE)V#3%-E9=6; M:DS-4II3D[,-EG/7D.(^`JTD4\OA@';*&+@K$[X,9FC[DTNQ1XOJSR]:SQ85 M@WJX7SFLX:"*A\\.:JRC]^Z:46SUKZ[[O79OE![%YF#0_#D[M$!]DS>\_?/. MQ<^9Y$X/QBV=F-8!2HSV*1.U=GIYJ3?=;*6CP4VO99QW?LPVU^YT<S,NNOW^ M(#=G0'W,RQ'-0&_SF\G+$)7EYN2UT'[7;(URV\9U?"8-?+5T6G?XMG.1E=`@ M/[D[Z(^:HW:6?$TZSL0.R"TO_=V:]&:.QLCT44ODL*201V\QLW.1-P"0UQ^L MS<IK*RRT)B./[1P5ZV:%<9FENLQ2M?\[D]1KY\R53-*P/3)R6@6@R&D%YV:W M_6X-NN9-=C5+F>Z9$C?Y`*M.>35#F?2)JC)(G)[XB=J5J9](CR>_FIR>_HF& MDP"@9J4A0,U+@T"VN7A.9YK+STI#02(OOZ4T'*1DE)<:08*:F@"%1+OK,I+` MD"BR-B<)#NF<=VMSFKD:EH&(U!"D0"*;J\!$;M%'"J[-RN]$KE)V\T1TF4=Y MF4<9P8::V&OGSKB<Q`1X)(9/@8_T7(\!Y$_M+8DM_&"-GW18.ZCL'X&?)!\V M]Y-</)X4?E+23>J`G@W:K8R7].;FXJ(]2*=>=-X9`B(R/@?D$$#D90@TRLL9 MY#I=0-\<Y9B6RSR[W7R3]:0N+H:Y=KG7'ZTQE7DYK>8@QQWJ]WYL#W*XDX>< MR;2>T:7%39;K\_.L1$#:[4&[U\JQM+W1X&<CORK@Z(><JIK=ZV8.GYVKYF4Z M(VU.DTJ10"Y%+1+V)J48Z3Q%-=)9JG*D\P9K3+2J($D0N<S'[UA)$M5<#->@ M<ZP.6:#,SU.4);6(4]0EP6ND,,G4E,HD>A$K30+W4FJ3P-J,XJ2X^R&WPH3R M)%0CJ3Y?'DS7(F*FT'1NWOK4A)_,S@*CECC>E7/`]'WN!:Q8BP]#LR?`*I$\ M!(ANKOUE13<>AZ/^('E1K"";I3VMFD[7A.1G$L+QJKW1:UY1C]FK^$(^*Z[O M?4),FQ:BEH:=__E$=P/D]<UJ!#,RYOK;F<X^FQ)91_^>14\;MRD./?W*_4: MRA,?3I3;1"SU"H-ZUJXE=KH&7*/[1>)Z#')"Q]2>"=\]O&'F$)-,;&AIJ7-Z MW&>K@&(LQ(.X`5M.-/`:?I[0BKC(G[A;L+ZMBG+WGBD[F>*MC)6#V^I85AR] M![6$6.D5N`V'0+:Z*3EM'SZJ6,DK#%'UKXBK]/V%Q%ZHN`U&O9K;/DS'J-<5 M4;B2+)W\$5)3BBB/*<;H.L,?QLACM)F6(B40[U$8]J0DV"_3P(/6W8#VFVRR M6BP>%'VC2]"FT$(!F8Y[7Y$:A[?.3'S/\IY';^&P\%T.(L_531IDB;_?!C6! MP/0N270WY6UG:/S8[S9'G6Z;B$HEN<V=4%]K9MH.7C%57BB1=!O*11F!D'&4 M31*/5(7[)E2X+$.SC`E67FR0I4WUFOUI9ST[*2IZ=ZME@8)H4B5)W1?'51I M5)6FQWB=AQ6+I%A[):BPS.H5%GV'$18I!V0I,[OP*5[H4!=;Y!-Y1PB:7(&P MXK-V`?>'!Q6]5D>\/ZK#TV'"@GYZI*4_8L=?4[N$[T3+OEAX=JX(-\<IV@PJ M<]:7SRQ8?TK!C;P+[1'%T5)V7$O<F/LR9R'EI(9EAZ.\L0J6UUU*_/S0/594 M?W[1^M.*;C2`Y8WGOAC$\O9$9GLBLSV1V9[(?!W6[\L9,6V[R[K=9=UHE_6/ MF2)?6-,WV#C;GLIN3V6WI[+;4]GGG,K^OUNW?>G%5WG=,>_V3&][IO>[SO3^ MG%/Q#YI/&QW^I<[^0(?/<X_^MJ]];%_[^*I>^Y`1U^3[&O);]J4/F9'SSL=I M^IV/D'1H!H+TB-7W&_!7/U%B#1V?UC&R`'V&+WU\@O]^8]?-UM_;YRP,_<)& M/_7/^Z.A$@D!:3_BZP[B@&?))T!G6^RWW^CHRL"(>L:2P@Z5!!EC0$0!?HHO M.L-^&)-HXG(1O$*^"I>*+4<G+;Z(?@.5[-8)&Q_&89RVU,O*,AP,4!A`0C&) MBKOTEK\H?O",X@=1<>SI=?L<L*;38D4`5D,<MLM(#;6C0WD^?G0<GH]#*1EQ MR*#@&(:(DP+"8[N[P,RN?L:$S,5KD8*(SJ->5E[FE=6BLM&)V:Y>8;O[^$:A MAFP^/&"<D#NLN!R-TKH29;4$?OL4G_'\)(a)+)9`.A?(P"%V&$H%@K*!Y0JA\P M=BQ19Z:CHJYL5T4!T>&PO87M8X`/$9CV!1U]ACU<2Y)S?J=*(Q)&WIFP*LOU MN1FYY0ZF$*:V7IC\0^"9,=_:&KZ%SF3828DA55EY?66?YY[JW&$LCWGPA<,F M[<720Y\8XW]Q3\13G.0J1/)NQQ-Z]]S6/M_]'8JQ1#/YX$"'F:RS\L%!_3"^ MZ1)&NT$8"$P/(RM^\RH=BJM$KU%]E*^DA1=2KA!S1-!H/.OWV73ET5V4,$:3 M?',,Z$<NP\I$M*5[+J)*BMB:>$G`I5HD.=N+8CY6&04BY0X&R70=^&_E"WK$ MXY@^C*T)!><KK@3M]*/HE"+*5UQD3$&E[8D(N'D!RY11!_QLO.F#)F)BB]AL M<0%S[+ZGEXHQ2">&^:$X.B+J-X8$$TAOQ@7H7!Q#8(K8VQ3/0_`G8G!GV:^( MR-<H(RHL(R`5X?N<F[["O15*I431QKV)"%M&=S)D93&QN"%@8F)5<$[R\9D9 M76ZBJQT*0Y)KY*(:6KHPF%Y,!CIP`92)?3J0.(RO/W-7X(V*NTE*O3!J@DF; MST%AL+MXBX#)&%S@$H-P8GJU/QB_B+0+Y!Z6O^>>PG6H3]58JZ/073L[.YD` M0R)$.;V_&>WV2<I4F"&,%C)H#T>#3FL$+H1ZLU!6@O%29,F/2AVD(P8&7O=L M"V:R(<@Q*,O@IGWV&*6<C%E*Y9%>,=^`25&79#(+0EBA&K>/Q6PD%1=\"#$- MQ_'L)5#?R;G2$E8'DR-1(UE!=_Q/;@5KRGZ*N@A/<GQID8;B$'TYD\GW,USI MJ*,:B`%5=;(4Z@@3\LPL'\/:4@HBJ@KG2%R+E+A803>'P\YE#P5.*TK]+"*3 M/TEM!##\*0XZ_,;UYC@)I-_X`F4S$2[J"P8V'^`N1YL3"<AS,>V>LF_9&^,\ M].2P%S5I!`Y.*_HI&H&CHTJ]+AWDI/A5A<+_SEO]WG"4JU`RFD6R!KQ;J3T- M^;4G(K_V=.37GHK\VE.17]L8^;4G([_V%.37GHS\VEKDWY$W7!/3UZ]&J*M: M@XU\@LVP62I8<OYIGYE_89EX$FZ"^.5G(WXY0OSRQHA?WACQ8TKE\>F(7\Y# M_/+O1?SR[T#\<A[BER/$9_*=?;ZP`_!V'=PRQ``Y],LW*!R*N!")68Y+440% MM!WK%4*V4[VBA\B&%3UQ6$M1](=(/-1Q7'ZMZU84K!+'5$B(J=XR&^'O7L%P MXM&OAL%8IKC%B=&&78I^:BMA'^+"K>AWR9@8+D?^LA$1C9ABQ4-:B)IQM`:, M+,F#-?-T0V[R"C^%F[A\&(9A?9C0V*"\HJ,@3%5B<<(0KIG&:)H&-ZU1?Q"/ M6S3EHNX9R)<L5Y$N1"6*"G&X+R+('NX?AA%DI0P[^3'ZP]\T$-KFT":O[]_N MKNC;H-WJ#\Y%][0UN#-LO6U?-9/%]<14WJ#`KE3D:%$H;@;C;PAR'?QU!A06 M=7>W(CMCB+NRX6;9([^Y`*8C$&]WI+<[TE_7CK3XW1AR,UE\R>Y'B_1-MJ,E MI1KYOMZH'S?J2@`BO0ZVZ(25Z5,&=$_]T$H6)S3`L1%]61_?-B+[3VM7LQ(Q M#(3/]2GF6'?!=1&J5L1W\`5D+X+@8;&U[,5W=_Z2F:1)6T'84_DR369FTR3M M]TWA#%":ZPY'!7($.]=]MMNE>+.?,6@J%"S#HZ$*)O1WW_R3(<CX4:^R9-$B M9YAALOCWM4Y4%GTXQ%E\2,[/=F$O`BVFHJN=@OT)=5+P>7^3-CKDI!#<*7R) MH!_MN0(GQ,NKXI+\.D['+/$N3(@<4R7IS8!HC9RGI1.RCZJ5-=@]WJL>8<H: M].\YZ'FQ_#IC^#Y3;1<F3.(,`;B[&`9'$]%UC[[0'?%)P3+2[HP^7O3L$CO) M76OC-&!=\^"J'Z'NT9(a)XV.\G7"4$.4:NJ(`.H!H4=PG-#^T+N<;"4N3/I-*Y M=!?7!_=IGC/GQR`7R^->;U4?^=4V"XO*[TO#3HA'ML$'WBNV$]X-%PO<[`DF M_"432CN)&O86+#"X4!I$:8->ZVNR0,C)T,A2SC'L\.+\T5M>!75.7NB1,EP7 M%GPS%K+Z5*5'_Y(:4$N1IO$&?9#D8IX<Z_CUM"@-1=X6\N<8>LULJN)=G#D> M;CN1KC\>M<8%SY8<#)Z5G^%,GS)0G42<CL)A!+E(H9GX6V\4LQ0(a)H04$1./\ MK]J5,M:;;'JIU+#?`B;[L:Y#'1TZ0R4VR.]T=!/&B3DLZGC2/1.HXS1N?/_W L!4`Z0E!$09JP9Q&\C]/G&V_&2U#SF84_]:K>$JB:U66LQ^H7CZFPF/%T```` ` end

2 1

2024

2023

2022

2021

2020

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005

2004

2003

2002

2001

2000

1999

1998

1997

1996

1995

Gpc July 1997