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@@ -290,6 +290,27 @@ and the compiler will immediatly stop the compilation process.
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This is mainly useful inc conjunction wih \var{\{\$IFDEF\}} or
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\var{\{\$IFOPT\}} statements.
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+\subsection{\var{\protect\$FPUTYPE} : Select coprocessor type}
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+
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+This directive selects the type of coprocessor used to do floating point
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+calculations. The directive must be followed by the type of floating point
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+unit. The allowed values depend on the target CPU:
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+
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+\begin{description}
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+\item[all] \var{SOFT}: FPC emulates the coprocessor (not yet implemented).
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+\item[i386] \var{X87}, \var{SSE}, \var{SSE2}: code compiled with \var{SSE}
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+uses the sse to do calculations involving a float of type \var{Single}.
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+This code runs only on Pentium III and above, or AthlonXP and above.
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+Code compiled with \var{SSE2} uses the \file{sse} unit to do calculations
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+with the single and double data type. This code runs only on PentiumIV
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+and above or Athlon64 and above
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+\item[x86-64] \var{SSE64}
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+\item[powerpc] \var{STANDARD}
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+\item[arm] \var{LIBGCC}, \var{FPA}, \var{FPA10}, \var{FPA11},\var{VFP}.
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+\end{description}
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+
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+This directive corresponds to the \var{-Cf} command-line option.
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+
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\subsection{\var{\protect\$GOTO} : Support \var{Goto} and \var{Label}}
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If \var{\{\$GOTO ON\}} is specified, the compiler will support \var{Goto}
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michael