Apologies, I omitted the keyword Function in Function myfunc (parameters ...) etc. in my email. The problem of re-declaration of myfunc in included file still remains.
Andrew.
-----Original Message----- From: Andrew Gregory [mailto:Andrew.Gregory@npl.co.uk] Sent: 25 March 2003 13:58 To: 'gpc@gnu.de' Subject: Pascal from C with 30020323
I've produced some Pascal which is called from C. The Pascal program looks like this:
program myprog;
{$gpc-main=Dummy}
myfunc (parameters.. .) : integer; asmname 'name';
{$include "myfile.pas"}
begin end.
The function myfunc is given in the file "myfile.pas".
To suit the new compiler 20030323 I changed the declaration above to
myfunc (parameters.. .) : integer; attribute (name = 'name'); external;
The compiler now objects to the re-declaration of myfunc. How can I get round this without editing myfile.pas (which is used by a number of other programs, so I don't want to alter it)?
Andrew.
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