Martin Liddle wrote:
In message 1103637306.23262.412600@goedel.fjf.gnu.de, Frank Heckenbach ih8mj@fjf.gnu.de writes
or when you *require* a *conflicting* non-default behaviour (such as BP's `mod')
As a matter of interest, how does BP's 'mod' differ from other implementations?
The ISO Pascal standard requires that (a) the result of i mod j is non-negative and (b) j is positive. Unlike most other Pascal compilers, GNU Pascal follows that standard, except for the language dialects --borland-pascal and --mac-pascal.
Regards,
Adriaan van Os