freepascal

Apache Maven is a very popular build and dependency management tool in the Java open source ecosphere. I did some tests to find out if it can handle compiled Free Pascal / Delphi units and found it easy to implement. So it would be possible to release open source libraries precompiled for Free Pascal (or Delphi) in a public Maven repository include metadata in this repository which contains dependency information use Maven on the command line to download the open source library from the public repository, and automatically resolve all dependencies local repositories, working as proxies, could

Background: While optimizing some Pascal code with embedded assembly language, I noticed an unnecessary MOV instruction, and removed it. To my surprise, removing the un-necessary instruction caused my program to slow down . I found that adding arbitrary, useless MOV instructions increased performance even further. The effect is erratic, and changes based on execution order: the same junk instructions transposed up or down by a single line produce a slowdown . I understand that the CPU does all kinds of optimizations and streamlining, but, this seems more like black magic. The data: A version

i have been writing a game about guessing numbers and i have to seperate a 4 digit number into its digits and put digits into an array.However that section keeps giving me runtime error 201 using fpc.However when i use ideone.com it gives me what i want.I can't figure out.can it be a bug?Sorry for my English. program game; var number : array [1..4] of integer; z, i, j: integer; number_4digit: integer; begin readln(number_4digit); for i := 4 downto 1 do begin j := i; z := number_4digit; while z > 10 do begin z := z div 10; end; number[5-i] := z; repeat z := z * 10; j := j - 1; until j = 1;

I am now trying to explore pascal. And I ran into some compiler errors. I wrote a if else if statement like this: if ((input = 'y') or (input = 'Y')) then begin writeln ('blah blah'); end; else if ((input = 'n') or (input = 'N')) then begin writeln ('blah'); end; else begin writeln ('Input invalid!'); end; And it gives me an error at the first else : ";" expected but "ELSE" found I looked for a lot of tutorials about if statements and they just do it like me: if(boolean_expression 1)then S1 (* Executes when the boolean expression 1 is true *) else if( boolean_expression 2) then S2 (* Executes