Hi, Sorry to bother you all, but I'm having some trouble getting the above to work. I am using gpc as a cross compiler from i586-unknown-linux to m68k-coff and everything is looking great. I'm trying hard to get Oregon Pascal code to compile, [ has anyone else had to use this variant, UNIV parameters / loophole, ref etc. ? ], anyhow here is a code fragment : PROGRAM test (input, output) ; PROCEDURE print_str (name: PACKED ARRAY [lo..hi: integer] OF Char) ; {a} {PROCEDURE print_str (name: String) ;} {b} BEGIN writeln ('lo : ',lo,'Hi : ',hi) ; {a} {writeln (name) ;} {b} END ; BEGIN print_str ('Hello Mate') ; END. It compiles to object fine with the {b} labeled code in, but the {a} labeled code causes a crash :
m68k-coff-gpc -c test.pas m68k-coff-gpc: Internal compiler error: program gpc1 got fatal signal 6
Is this perhaps one section of the ISO 10206 spec. that isn't implemented yet ? or am I doing something extremely daft :-) Oh, and while I'm being stupid I'm having problems creating a 32bit unsigned type which is quite important for the embedded application. There is probably a far better way of doing it than this : TYPE ulong = 0..16#FFFFFFFF ; As this apparently shows that : ./p.def1:14: subrange bounds are not of the same type Thanks in advance for any help, its a great project, keep up the good work. Regards, Michael Meeks.