18 Oct
2003
18 Oct
'03
6:08 p.m.
Kevan Hashemi wrote:
The GPC manual says I can turn off range checking with {$R-} or with the command-line option --no-range-checking. I tried both, but the compiler gives me an error: unrecognised directive. I'm using GPC for MacOSX compiled with GCC 3.3.
Can I turn off range checking?
The latest GPC release (20030830 -- try `gpc -v' to see the version; the GCC version doesn't mean much here) supports range-checking only in a few cases. General range-checking will be added in the next release.
If your version doesn't recognize `{$R-}', it's probably older and doesn't do range-checking at all, so you don't need to worry. When you upgrade, just add the option again which should be recognized then.
Frank
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