DOS ain't dead - Orange C version 4.1.18 | CC386 3.92

Orange C version 4.1.18 | CC386 3.92 | 2011-March-01 (Announce)

posted by Japheth , Germany (South), 02.03.2011, 14:33
(edited by Japheth on 03.03.2011, 11:09)

> > You can pass a NULL pointer to _splitpath for any component you don't
> need
>
> :-|

I made a few more tests in the meantime. The _splitpath/_makepath issue is rather minor, because those functions aren't "standard" (the Unix C compilers lack them completely ), and hence there's code already to emulate them.

More severe is OrangeC's handling of 64-bit integers - it seems the upper 32-bits of such integers get lost "sometimes".

EDIT:

It most likely has nothing to do with 64-bit integers, but with struct/union declarations. Test case:

#include <stdio.h> typedef __int64 int_64; typedef unsigned __int64 uint_64; typedef struct expr_list { union { struct { union { uint_64 llvalue; int_64 value64; }; uint_64 hlvalue; }; }; } expr_list; int main(int argc, char **argv) { expr_list x; x.llvalue = 9; printf( "x = %I64X\n", x.llvalue ); x.hlvalue = 0; printf( "x = %I64X\n", x.llvalue ); return 0; }

should print:
x = 9 x = 9

but orange C 4.1.18 prints:
x = 9 x = 0

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- Orange C version 4.1.3 available - Rugxulo, 28.08.2010, 04:55
- Problem with linking - Japheth, 28.08.2010, 19:20
- Orange C version 4.1.3 available - Rugxulo, 13.10.2010, 06:39
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      - Orange C version 4.1.18 | CC386 3.92 | 2011-March-01 - Japheth, 02.03.2011, 14:33
        Orange C version 4.1.18 | CC386 3.92 | 2011-March-01 - DOS386, 05.03.2011, 10:46
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