[ooc-compiler] oo2c-2.1.1 released
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mva
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From: Michael v. A. <Mic...@de...> - 2004-05-10 11:17:06
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(oo2c) The "verbose" command line option `-v' has been revived. If
set, then the compiler prints the names of files read and shell
commands. This is the old behaviour of 2.x. If not set, then only
errors and warnings are written to stdout.
(oo2c) The "fastcall" calling convention, as implemented by
Microsoft's C compiler as well as recent versions of GCC, has been
added.
(oo2c) Error checking has been improved for set types (#933554) and
initializer methods (#917211, #917202).
(library) A definition clash of "ssize_t" has been removed for MinGW
3.1.
In addition to this, two experimental variants of the FOR statement
have been added:
1) Iterating over Array
If x is an array value, then
FOR v IN x DO
...
END;
is equivalent to
temp := 0;
WHILE (temp # LEN(x)) DO
v := x[temp];
...
INC(temp);
END;
2) Iterator Object
If x.Iter() produces a record pointer with a method Next() that has
exactly one variable parameter and that returns a BOOLEAN value, then
FOR v IN x.Iter() DO
...
END;
becomes
temp := x.Iter();
WHILE temp.Next(v) DO
...
END;
-- mva
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