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compiler
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7c33505916
compiler: don't create enum defs for specializations declarations. Enums are stored in the unit symtables and generic declarations already add them there. Therefore specializations should search for enum defs declared by generics and use them instead of own.
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há 14 anos atrás |
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ide
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14a10ad6cb
+ Add $rbp FrameName for x86_64 CPU
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há 14 anos atrás |
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installer
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8b0301409a
+ i386/iphonesim target for the new iPhoneSimulator in Xcode 3.2.4 and
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há 15 anos atrás |
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packages
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3ca3276400
* changed syntax of external objcclasses (see wiki/FPC_PasCocoa). Another
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há 14 anos atrás |
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rtl
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3ca3276400
* changed syntax of external objcclasses (see wiki/FPC_PasCocoa). Another
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há 14 anos atrás |
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tests
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7c33505916
compiler: don't create enum defs for specializations declarations. Enums are stored in the unit symtables and generic declarations already add them there. Therefore specializations should search for enum defs declared by generics and use them instead of own.
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há 14 anos atrás |
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utils
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9e0b67a2cb
* Support for multiple directories.
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há 14 anos atrás |
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.gitattributes
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7c33505916
compiler: don't create enum defs for specializations declarations. Enums are stored in the unit symtables and generic declarations already add them there. Therefore specializations should search for enum defs declared by generics and use them instead of own.
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há 14 anos atrás |
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.gitignore
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3ca3276400
* changed syntax of external objcclasses (see wiki/FPC_PasCocoa). Another
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há 14 anos atrás |
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Makefile
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6bc67184e3
* compile win 64-bit IDE default. It works now, and even gdb is starting to work.
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há 14 anos atrás |
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Makefile.fpc
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6bc67184e3
* compile win 64-bit IDE default. It works now, and even gdb is starting to work.
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há 14 anos atrás |
paul
7c33505916
compiler: don't create enum defs for specializations declarations. Enums are stored in the unit symtables and generic declarations already add them there. Therefore specializations should search for enum defs declared by generics and use them instead of own.