• Sam (5/5) Jun 12 2003 That's the error message the dmd compiler give me
• Helmut Leitner (10/19) Jun 12 2003 The line should read
• Mark T (1/6) Jun 13 2003 DWORD = 32 bit unsigned int
• Helmut Leitner (7/17) Jun 13 2003 Yes, but I think that a compiler might alternatively interpret
• Fabian Giesen (4/18) Jun 13 2003 I rather think his point was that the constant should be uint,
• sam (5/21) Jun 13 2003 I tried to cast the hexadecimal number to (int) but it doesn't work eith...

Sam <Sam_member pathlink.com> writes:

That's the error message the dmd compiler give me
when I import windows.d :

line 999: const int MAXDWORD = (0xFFFFFFFF);

is there a bug with hexadecimal numbers ?

before i install 0.66, this error never occurs. Please help me !

Helmut Leitner <helmut.leitner chello.at> writes:

Sam wrote:
 
 That's the error message the dmd compiler give me
 when I import windows.d :
 
 line 999: const int MAXDWORD = (0xFFFFFFFF);
 
 is there a bug with hexadecimal numbers ?
 
 before i install 0.66, this error never occurs. Please help me !

The line should read 
  const int MAXDWORD = (int)(0xFFFFFFFF);

I think the compiler got this "feature" in version 0.61

A revised windows.d file was posted by someone here in the newsgroup
(there weree about hundred lines that had to be changed)

If you don't find it easily, I can send you a copy.

--
Helmut Leitner    leitner hls.via.at   
Graz, Austria   www.hls-software.com

Mark T <Mark_member pathlink.com> writes:

 
 before i install 0.66, this error never occurs. Please help me !

The line should read 
  const int MAXDWORD = (int)(0xFFFFFFFF);

I think the compiler got this "feature" in version 0.61

DWORD =  32 bit unsigned int 

Helmut Leitner <leitner hls.via.at> writes:

Mark T wrote:
 
 before i install 0.66, this error never occurs. Please help me !

The line should read
  const int MAXDWORD = (int)(0xFFFFFFFF);

I think the compiler got this "feature" in version 0.61

 
 DWORD =  32 bit unsigned int

Yes, but I think that a compiler might alternatively interpret  
    0xFFFFFFFF
as "bit pattern" constant in this context (in fact we do).

-- 
Helmut Leitner    leitner hls.via.at
Graz, Austria   www.hls-software.com

"Fabian Giesen" <rygNO SPAMgmx.net> writes:

Helmut Leitner wrote:
 Mark T wrote:
 before i install 0.66, this error never occurs. Please help me !

 The line should read
  const int MAXDWORD = (int)(0xFFFFFFFF);

 I think the compiler got this "feature" in version 0.61

 DWORD =  32 bit unsigned int

 Yes, but I think that a compiler might alternatively interpret
     0xFFFFFFFF
 as "bit pattern" constant in this context (in fact we do).

I rather think his point was that the constant should be uint,
not int :)

-fg

sam <sam_member pathlink.com> writes:

Sam wrote:
 
 That's the error message the dmd compiler give me
 when I import windows.d :
 
 line 999: const int MAXDWORD = (0xFFFFFFFF);
 
 is there a bug with hexadecimal numbers ?
 
 before i install 0.66, this error never occurs. Please help me !

The line should read 
  const int MAXDWORD = (int)(0xFFFFFFFF);

I think the compiler got this "feature" in version 0.61

A revised windows.d file was posted by someone here in the newsgroup
(there weree about hundred lines that had to be changed)

If you don't find it easily, I can send you a copy

I tried to cast the hexadecimal number to (int) but it doesn't work either
the only way to compile is to change "const int" into "const uint"

i'm interested to this version of windows.d you were talking about ( i tried but
can't find it in the newsgroup ) could you please EMail it to me ?
thanx in advance.