02-28-2011, 03:55 PM
Everything seems to be compiling and running okay with the release 1.2.7!
Just one minor difference I can see, and I'm not sure what the implications of this are. When I compile the project that requires -Z, I now get an extra 'WARNING' from the compiler, which is this:
The Wiki says that FASTCALL functions can only have a single parameter, and sure enough 'reallocate' in alloc.bas has two parameters. This doesn't seem to affect anything in my program, but is this a problem? I note that in the previous build the function was the same, but the warning wasn't generated. :-D
Just one minor difference I can see, and I'm not sure what the implications of this are. When I compile the project that requires -Z, I now get an extra 'WARNING' from the compiler, which is this:
Code:
alloc.bas:73: warning: FUNCTION 'reallocate' declared as FASTCALL with 2 parametersThe Wiki says that FASTCALL functions can only have a single parameter, and sure enough 'reallocate' in alloc.bas has two parameters. This doesn't seem to affect anything in my program, but is this a problem? I note that in the previous build the function was the same, but the warning wasn't generated. :-D