FAQ v0.2 - Gpc

24 Oct 1996


      Ok folks, I updated my first attempt at a FAQ a bit, and did some very 
crude Texification, so a html version exists too, which I sent to Peter for 
the homepages at agnes.dida.physik.uni-essen.de
Let me know if you find any errors or sections that need clarification.
JanJaap
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   Revision 0.2 of 24 October 199
Revision 0.2 of 24 October 1996
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   Author: J.J. van der Heijden <j.j.vanderheijden@student.utwente.nl
Author: J.J. van der Heijden j.j.vanderheijden@student.utwente.nl
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What is GNU Pascal
******************
******************
der Heijden j.j.vanderheijden@student.utwente.nl
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   The purpose of the GNU Pascal project is to produce a Pascal compile
(called GNU Pascal or GPC) whic
called GNU Pascal or GPC) which
project is to produce a Pascal compiler
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   * combines the clarity of Pascal with powerful tools suitable fo
     real-life programming
real-life programming,
 Pascal with powerful tools suitable for
ler
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   * supports both the Pascal standard and the Extended Pascal standar
     as defined by ISO, ANSI and IEEE. (ISO 7185:1990, ISO/IE
     10206:1991, ANSI/IEEE 770X3.160-1989
10206:1991, ANSI/IEEE 770X3.160-1989)
 7185:1990, ISO/IEC
standard
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   * supports other Pascal standards (UCSD Pascal, Borland Pascal
     Pascal-SC) in so far as this serves the goal of clarity an
     usability
usability,
in so far as this serves the goal of clarity and
,
dard
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   * may be distributed under GNU license condition
* may be distributed under GNU license conditions
clarity and
,
dard
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   * can generate code and run on any computer for which the GNU 
     compiler can generate code and run
compiler can generate code and run.
puter for which the GNU C
dard
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   Pascal was originally designed for teaching.  GNU Pascal provides 
smooth way to proceed to challenging programming tasks without learnin
a completely different language
completely different language.
ing programming tasks without learning
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What is the current version of GNU Pascal
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mming tasks without learning
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   The last official release is GPC 1.1, based on GCC version 2.6.3
GPC version 1.2, based on GCC 2.7.2 is currently in beta testing
PC version 1.2, based on GCC 2.7.2 is currently in beta testing.
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Where is the GNU Pascal FTP site? WWW
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currently in beta testing.
3.
ng
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   The master FTP site for GNU Pascal is kampi.hu.fi GNU Pascal relate
files can be found in
iles can be found in:
for GNU Pascal is kampi.hu.fi GNU Pascal related
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     ftp://ftp.kampi.hut.fi/jtv/gnu-pascal
ftp://ftp.kampi.hut.fi/jtv/gnu-pascal/
pi.hu.fi GNU Pascal related
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   This site is mirrored on
This site is mirrored on:
tv/gnu-pascal/
pi.hu.fi GNU Pascal related
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     ftp://sunsite.doc.ic.ac.uk/gnu/pascal
ftp://sunsite.doc.ic.ac.uk/gnu/pascal/
pi.hu.fi GNU Pascal related
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   The latest developer releases can be downloaded from
The latest developer releases can be downloaded from:
Pascal related
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     ftp://agnes.dida.physik.uni-essen.de
ftp://agnes.dida.physik.uni-essen.de/
nloaded from:
Pascal related
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   Also, we have a homepage on the web
Also, we have a homepage on the web:
e/
nloaded from:
Pascal related
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     http://agnes.dida.physik.uni-essen.de/~gnu-pascal
http://agnes.dida.physik.uni-essen.de/~gnu-pascal/
Pascal related
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Is it compatible with Turbo Pascal (R) 
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e/~gnu-pascal/
Pascal related
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   GPC is currently *not* a drop-in replacement for Borland's Turb
Pascal (R).  It supports a number, but not all of the Borlan
extensions to the Pascal language. There is no replacement for most o
the Borland runtime library functions. GNU Pascal is part of the GN
project, so portability is one of its primary goals.  For this reason
non-portable features of Borland Pascal will probably not be include
into GNU Pascal. More information can be found in the section "Borlan
Pascal" of the GPC manual
ascal" of the GPC manual.
mation can be found in the section "Borland
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Installation related question
*****************************
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on can be found in the section "Borland
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   This section discusses some common problems with the installation o
GNU Pascal
NU Pascal.
ion discusses some common problems with the installation of
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Which platforms are supported by GNU Pascal
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s with the installation of
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   GPC uses the GCC backend, so it should run on any system that i
supported by GNU CC. This includes a large variety of Unix systems
MS-DOS, OS/2 and Win32. A full list of platforms supported by GCC ca
be found in the file "INSTALL" of the GCC distribution. Not all o
these have actually been tested, but the gpc-1.2 pre-release is know t
run on these platforms
un on these platforms:
 tested, but the gpc-1.2 pre-release is know to
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     i486-linux              (Linux 2.x, ELF
     i486-linuxaou
     i486-linuxoldl
     i486-freebsd2.
     i386-cygwin32           (Windows95/Windows NT
     i386-djgppv2            (MS-DOS
     i386-emx                (OS/2, MS-DOS
     mips-sgi-irix5.
mips-sgi-irix5.3
       (OS/2, MS-DOS)
ows NT)
-release is know to
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...
...
Ok people - send us your success stories, with canonical machin
name! <<
ame! <<<
people - send us your success stories, with canonical machine
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Which components do I need to compile Pascal source code
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nical machine
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   A complete Pascal compiler system should at least have
A complete Pascal compiler system should at least have:
ical machine
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   * The actual compiler, GPC
* The actual compiler, GPC.
ystem should at least have:
ical machine
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   * Assembler, linker, librarian and friends
* Assembler, linker, librarian and friends.
least have:
ical machine
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   * A C library
* A C library.
nker, librarian and friends.
least have:
ical machine
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   * A debugger, if you want to debug your programs
* A debugger, if you want to debug your programs.
have:
ical machine
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   You don't need a C compiler to compile your Pascal programs, but yo
do need it to build the GNU Pascal compiler itself. GNU Pascal versio
1.1 is based on GCC 2.6.3, GPC v1.2 is based on GCC v2.7.2 Any attemp
to build GPC with the wrong version of GCC is bound to fail
o build GPC with the wrong version of GCC is bound to fail.
y attempt
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   For most people, the GNU binutils and GNU debugger (gdb) are a goo
choice, although some may prefer to use vendor specific tools
hoice, although some may prefer to use vendor specific tools.
 a good
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Help! linking gpc1 fails: _emit_string_move undefined (and more
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 good
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   If linking `gpc1' bombs out with an error message that looks lik
this
his:
linking `gpc1' bombs out with an error message that looks like
d
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         ld: Undefined symbo
            _emit_string_mov
            _emit_string_pa
            _maybe_find_function_dat
            _dbxout_set_type_statu
            _version_fla
         *** Error code 
         make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `gpc1
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `gpc1'
ks like
d
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   you probably suffer from a VPATH make problem. A few GPC sourc
files have counterparts with identical name in the GCC sourc
directory. When you have built GCC in the GCC source directory and yo
are not using a recent version of GNU make this problem may occur
There are three solutions
here are three solutions:
ion of GNU make this problem may occur.
you
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   * Get a recent version of GNU make. Version 3.74 or better is know
     to work
to work.
ent version of GNU make. Version 3.74 or better is known
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   * Build GCC in a seperate directory instead of using the GCC sourc
     directory
directory.
n a seperate directory instead of using the GCC source
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   * Manually delete these files from the GCC object directory
* Manually delete these files from the GCC object directory:
source
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     `stor-layout.o dbxout.o expr.o fold-const.o optabs.o convert.o
     `function.o setop.o toplev.o
`function.o setop.o toplev.o'
 fold-const.o optabs.o convert.o'
e
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     then resume `make'
then resume `make'.
toplev.o'
 fold-const.o optabs.o convert.o'
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When I build libgpc.a, rts-rt0.c says: SIGXCPU undefined (and more
==================================================================
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e
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   Compilation of the runtime system may fail in rts-rt0.c with 
message simular to this
essage simular to this:
time system may fail in rts-rt0.c with a
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     rts-rt0.c: `SIGXCPU' undeclared (first use this function
   or
     rts-rt0.c: storage size of `sv' isn't know
     rts-rt0.c: storage size of `osv' isn't know
rts-rt0.c: storage size of `osv' isn't known
is function)
 a
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   If this happens to you, you have to edit the rts/rts-config.h fil
and comment out the last line to
nd comment out the last line to:
e to edit the rts/rts-config.h file
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   This will be fixed in a future release
This will be fixed in a future release.
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I'm using unix, and all my Pascal programs have linking problems
================================================================
================================================================
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GNU ld. Usually, GPC and GCC need a program called `collect2' befor
calling the system's `ld'. `collect2' is installed by GCC, and if yo
only install GPC, it will not find collect2, and use the system linke
directly, which will result in various linker errors. The solution i
to copy `collect2' by hand from the GCC directory to the location wher
`gpc1' lives
gpc1' lives.
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I do I debug my Pascal programs
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   To debug your programs, (a) GNU Pascal must be able to generat
executables with debug info for your platform, and (b) you must have 
debugger which understands this
ebugger which understands this.
our platform, and (b) you must have a
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     platform", then GPC is unable to generate debug info. Usually
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     this.  When you configure the GCC used for GPC, specif
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source directory.
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     by GNU tools. In this case, installing GDB may help
by GNU tools. In this case, installing GDB may help.
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   The bottom line: if you can debug GCC compiled programs, you shoul
be able to do this with GPC too
e able to do this with GPC too.
bug GCC compiled programs, you should
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   The GNU debugger (GDB) currently does not have a "Pascal" mode, s
it is unable to display certain Pascal structures etc. When debugging
please note that the Initial Letter In Each Identifier Is In Upper Cas
And The Rest Are In Lower Case. If you want to display variable 'foo
in the debugger, type `show Foo' or `display Foo' instead
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w Foo' or `display Foo' instead.
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IDE (Integrated Development Environment). Here's a few suggestions
DE (Integrated Development Environment). Here's a few suggestions:
he
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Available from your friendly GNU mirror.
 decide it's uGNUsable.
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Pascal may find it a good alternative.
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   Although GDB is an excellent debugger, it's user interface is no
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X-based debugger?" at
-based debugger?" at:
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     http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/hypertext/faq/usenet/x-faq/part6/faq-doc-2.htm
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   Some useful frontends include: XXGDB, tGDB and XWPE. see
Some useful frontends include: XXGDB, tGDB and XWPE. see:
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     http://www.ee.ryerson.ca:8080/~elf/xapps/Q-IV.htm
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Very nice, but resource consuming is the Motif based DDD:
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http://sol.ibr.cs.tu-bs.de/softech/ddd/
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Currently, we have binaries for these platforms:
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   New binaries may have been added after the release of this FAQ
New binaries may have been added after the release of this FAQ.
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GNU Pascal and your system librarie
***********************************
***********************************
fter the release of this FAQ.
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   This section discusses common problems people have when they try t
access their system's libraries
ccess their system's libraries.
problems people have when they try to
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How do I use <insert_your_function_here> from the C library
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   GNU Pascal can use every function of your C library, but it may b
up to you to write declaration of an external function, before you ca
use it.  Consider the function `sleep'. man(3) sleep reveals
se it.  Consider the function `sleep'. man(3) sleep reveals:
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     NAM
        sleep - Sleep for the specified number of second
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unsigned int sleep(unsigned int seconds)
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   This small demo program shows how to use `sleep' in a Pascal program
This small demo program shows how to use `sleep' in a Pascal program:
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     --------------------------------------------------------
     program SleepDemo
typ
        word = __unsigned__ integer
function sleep(seconds: word): word; C
va
       result : word
begi
       result := sleep(10)
     end
     --------------------------------------------------------
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What's this confusion about Pascal and C style strings
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   It is important not to confuse Pascal and C string types
It is important not to confuse Pascal and C string types.
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          type string = recor
                          Capacity : integer
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     --------------------------------------------------------
     typ
       word = __unsigned__ integer
       TString = string(256);	{ Pascal string schema 
       CString = __cstring__;	{ C style string
{ Convert a "C" string to a "Pascal" string 
     function StrPas(Src: CString): TString
     va
       S : TString
     begi
       S := ''
       if (Src <> NIL
       then while ( (Src^ <> chr(0)) AND (length(S) < S.capacity)) d
        begi
          S := S + Src^
          inc(Word(Src))
        end
       StrPas := S
     end
{ Convert a "Pascal" string to a "C" string 
     function StrPCopy(Dest: CString; Src: String): CString
     va
       c: integer
       p : CString
     begi
       p := Dest
       for c:=1 to length(Src) d
       begi
         p^ := Src[c]
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       end
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     end
     --------------------------------------------------------
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     --------------------------------------------------------
     Program EnvDemo
{ include the above StrPas() and StrPCopy() snippet here
{ C library function prototype: char *getenv(const char *name); 
     function GetEnv(name : CString): CString; C
va
       pName: CString
begi
       getmem(pName, 256)
pName := StrPCopy(pName, 'PATH')
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     end
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     --------------------------------------------------------
     program SysCall
{ include the above StrPas() and StrPCopy() snippet here
function system(name : CString): integer; C
va
       pName: CString
       result : integer
begi
       getmem(pName, 256)
pName := StrPCopy(pName, 'ls -l')
       result := system(pName)
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     end
     --------------------------------------------------------
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MS-DOS, using djgpp
S-DOS, using djgpp.
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djgpp FAQ
jgpp FAQ:
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   As discussed in section 2.2, other than GPC itself, you need a
assembler, linker and friends, a C library and possibly a debugger
...
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rom your local djgpp mirror, you can get these as:
bly a debugger.
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     v2/djdev200.zip         (C library
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uture releases of RHIDE may have better GPC support.
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   If you don't have djgpp installed on your harddisk, create 
directory for GNU pascal ("c:\gpc"), and unzip the archives. Make sur
you preserve the directory structure (use "pkunzip -d"). Now, add th
directory where gpc.exe lives ("c:\gpc\bin") to your path and set th
DJGPP environment variable to point to your djgpp.env file
JGPP environment variable to point to your djgpp.env file:
d set the
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set DJGPP=c:\gpc\djgpp.env
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Then, add this to your djgpp.env file:
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run.  You can either use one of the commercial DPMI servers (e.g., ru
`gpc' in a DOS box under Windows) or download and install CWSDPM
(`csdpmi3b.zip') which is a free DPMI server written for DJGPP
`csdpmi3b.zip') which is a free DPMI server written for DJGPP.
I
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At least for some of the pre-releases of gpc-1.2, the gpc.info file i
invalid: it refers to the "gpc.i*" sections as "gpc.info-*". This can b
fixed by loading gpc.inf in an editor and replacing "gpc.info-*" wit
"gpc.i*
gpc.i*"
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or and replacing "gpc.info-*" with
be
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   The GNU Assembler (`as.exe'), or `gas', called by GCC accepts "AT&T
syntax which is different from "Intel" syntax. Differences ar
discussed in section 17.1 of the djgpp FAQ
iscussed in section 17.1 of the djgpp FAQ.
x. Differences are
s "AT&T"
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brennan@mack.rt66.com and describes how to use inline assembl
programming with DJGPP, at this URL
rogramming with DJGPP, at this URL:
 how to use inline assembly
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"Intel" syntax to "AT&T"
Intel" syntax to "AT&T".
pp FAQ discusses some methods to convert
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convert
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functions. Refer to section 3.1 how to access your system's C-library
This small example shows how to use DPMI, copying some structures an
function prototypes of <dpmi.h>
unction prototypes of <dpmi.h>:
se DPMI, copying some structures and
d
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     program dpmitest
{$X+
typ
       word  = __unsigned__ integer
       short = __short__ integer
       byte  = __byte__ integer
typ
       PDpmiVersionRet = ^TDpmiVersionRet
       TDpmiVersionRet = recor
          major      : byte
          minor      : byte
          flags      : short
          cpu        : byte
          master_pic : byte
          slave_pic  : byte
       end
typ
       PDpmiFreeMemInfo = ^TDpmiFreeMemInfo
       TDpmiFreeMemInfo = recor
          largest_available_free_block_in_bytes     : word
          maximum_unlocked_page_allocation_in_pages : word
          maximum_locked_page_allocation_in_pages   : word
          linear_address_space_size_in_pages        : word
          total_number_of_unlocked_pages            : word
          total_number_of_free_pages                : word
          total_number_of_physical_pages            : word
          free_linear_address_space_in_pages        : word
          size_of_paging_file_partition_in_pages    : word
          reserved1 : byte
          reserved2 : byte
          reserved3 : byte
       end
function DpmiGetVersion(ret: PDpmiVersionRet): integer
                     asmname '__dpmi_get_version'
     function DpmiGetFreeMemoryInformation(info: PDpmiFreeMemInfo): integer
                     asmname '__dpmi_get_free_memory_information'
va
       version: TDpmiVersionRet
       meminfo: TDpmiFreeMemInfo
begi
       DpmiGetVersion(@version)
       writeln('CPU type :       ', version.cpu, '86')
           writeln('DPMI major :       ', version.major)
       writeln('DPMI minor :       ', version.minor)
DpmiGetFreeMemoryInformation(@meminfo)
       writeln('Free DPMI memory : ', meminfo.total_number_of_free_pages, ' pages.')
     end
     --------------------------------------------------------
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If you need more, you have to adjust it with the stubedit program, i.e.
f you need more, you have to adjust it with the stubedit program, i.e.:
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   Still, it might be a good idea to use pointers for this kind o
structures, and allocate the memory at runtime
tructures, and allocate the memory at runtime.
s for this kind of
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   This section discusses ways to get help with GNU Pascal. Please rea
the documentation (info files, readme's) that come with GPC, plus othe
docs that might help (the djgpp FAQ if you use djgpp etc.) before yo
send email to the maintainers or mailing list
end email to the maintainers or mailing list.
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