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Hi guys.
Any idea about pascal application to run on windows 10 ?
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If you're asking how to run Pascal code on Windows, just Google for "pascal compiler Windows".
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googled, but not much about pascal there 
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This is the best you're going to get from anyone:
Google: delphi pascal forum[^]
Start going through the results and see what you get. If it isn't much, you might want to think about what that means for the language you're using.
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I have several applications which was compiled under Delphi 7 pascal. They run fine under windows 7 but windows 10. The applications have input file selection interface that allow user to select input file under any folder in your computer. This feature is no long working for windows 10. Any idea?
Thank you!
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Member 11433973 wrote: Any idea? Yes, something in your code is not working.
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Any idea how I can make it working on windows 10?
Thanks!
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Considering the language is 20 years old, and it doesn't have a clue what UAC is, or the progressively increased security of Windows over the years, and we have no idea what this code is doing, what's trying to do, how it's trying to do it, ... No, there's not much anyone is going to be able to tell you.
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How could I have any idea? Apart from saying it does not work on Windows 10 you have not given us any information.
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Yes.
Im also facing the same issue.
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Hi all
Not sure if this is active anymore but here goes
I have written a utility that goes with MS Flight Sim and I have been reading data from the Sim Program and displaying it with no trouble at all doing numbers etc for Speed and altitude.
But I can not get Data for things that are stored in multi byte Arrays converted to a string.
Code Follows
if FSUIPC_Read($3130, 12, @AircraftType, dwResult) then begin
if FSUIPC_Process(dwResult) then begin
// How do I convert @aircraftType to a string
// that I can then send to LabelFSAircraftType.Caption :=
end else begin
LabelFSAircraftType.Caption := 'Processing: ' + ResultText[dwResult];
end;
end
else
begin
LabelFSAircraftType.Caption := 'Reading: ' + ResultText[dwResult];
end;
Hopefully somebody will have some ideas
Owen Moore
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Member 14803461 wrote: // How do I convert @aircraftType to a string It depends what it contains in the first place, and what is passed in to your program at that point.
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I realise that. Aircraft type is actually text in the flight sim eg :Airbus A 330 . Documentation says it is limited to 12 characters including a zero terminator. I was assuming it was 12 bytes but maybe I am wrong. It may be just a string
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Hi Richard
I have been doing some testing and find hat if I set a Var of AircraftType: Array [1..12] of byte then
Code of if FSUIPC_Read($3130, 12, @AircraftType, dwResult) then begin
if FSUIPC_Process(dwResult) then begin
label20.Caption :=ResultText[dwResult]; Etc etc
Label20 gives me an ok
which makes me think It is getting the data correctly but I dont know how to change it so I can see
the data as a string to be attached to a label
Owen
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Without knowing exactly what is in the data that you are receiving it is impossible to suggest anything.
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Thanks for your time. I will see if I can find out
Owen
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Sometimes you cant see the wood for the trees.
Got it all sorted thanks. It is actually stored as ascii Characters
Thanks
Owen
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But I think it's an indication of Delphi's fate.
I'm taking a Linux course, and the instructor was talking about programming languages...and said Delphi was an Oracle product.
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Hi
I want to know if delphi steel to be in futur ? 
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It's not like the Delphi forum is very active anymore
Bastard Programmer from Hell
If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
"If you just follow the bacon Eddy, wherever it leads you, then you won't have to think about politics." -- Some Bell.
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