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|    Jason Burgon to Femme Verbeek    |
|    Re: Dem Dar Dastardly Procedural Types    |
|    20 Feb 06 14:38:32    |
   
   From: gvision@ntlworld.com   
      
   "Femme Verbeek" wrote in message   
   news:dtc1vp$tat$1@localhost.localdomain...   
      
   > You can also put the procedureal types in the header   
   >   
   > {$F+} {Note the FAR compiler directive here}   
      
   You can, but that makes all procedures far (by default) , which is ususally   
   unnecessary. Much better to use the 'far' directive on the relevant   
   functions UNLESS you intend to make a real-mode overlay unit:   
      
   unit MyUnit;   
      
   {$ifdef MSDOS}   
    {$ifOpt O+}   
    {$F+}   
    {$else}   
    {$F-}   
    {$endif}   
   {$else}   
    {$F-}   
   {$endif}   
      
   The 'far' directive can still be used for those functions that must be   
   declared far regardless of target.   
      
   --   
   Jay   
      
   Author of Graphic Vision   
   http://homepage.ntlworld.com/gvision/   
      
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