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  1. 18-10-2006, 10:04 PM #1
    cragwolf
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    Obsolete directive

    In jedi-sdl.inc (in the 1.0 (beta) and, as far as I can tell, in the CVS repository), we have the following global directive for the FPC compiler:

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    {$THREADING on}
    This directive is obsolete, and has been since v1.9.8 (threading is now on by default). This is why one gets the following error message...

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    Warning: Illegal compiler directive "$THREADING"
    ...when one compiles JEDI-SDL programs with newer versions of FPC. Can we please remove the directive if it's still there?
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    Obsolete directive

    Thanks for the heads up, will do that tonight and check it in.
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    Obsolete directive

    This change has finally been checked into CVS
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