First of all: Thanks for implementing all the new features and removing many bugs! I like especially the packed arrays and records and the write(ln) with subranges! :-)

Most of the bugs I reported in the last few months seem to have gone. However, the following still doesn't work (if it's already/still on the bug list, please ignore):

PROGRAM x; CONST n:1..16=6; {"subrange bounds are not of the same type"} {The same with "var ...=...", ok with "var ... value ..."} BEGIN END.

Then, a very small problem:

I have a Pascal program (let's say foo.pas) that uses some units. I've put the following line into it:

{$IFDEF __GPC__}{$automake="-O3"}{$ENDIF}

It also needs some C functions contained in bar.c .

If I compile it with "gpc foo.pas bar.c", it works fine. But if I do "gpc bar.c foo.pas", it doesn't ("Undefined references" to the C functions). In the latter situation also the file foo.gpc is left.

It's no real problem since the first version works, but I just want to make sure if this is supposed behaviour (for any reason) or a little bug.

BTW, the problem in Linux that I described is still there, but I solved it (temporarily) by moving cpp to cpp_ and putting the following script as cpp:

#!/bin/sh /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i486-linux/2.7.2.1/cpp_ $* -U__GNUC_MINOR__ -D__GNUC_MINOR__=7

Probably not a very elegant solution, but it seems to work for now...