coco/r for delphi

[VilleK]

The version on codegear compiles ok, but when generating sources with it the resulting files are garbled up with only some parts readeable, but when opening in delphi2009 all i see is numbers. I made a comment on the codegear download as i could not find an email for the author there.

I had to update my Coco/R generated parser and found out just like you that this version generates garbled output files. I tried to contact the author on several different email-addresses but got no reply. Finally I found the problem in the source code and uploaded it here: http://code.google.com/p/dcocor/

Now it generates correct output when compiled in Unicode-versions of Delphi.

[paul_nicholls]

I had to update my Coco/R generated parser and found out just like you that this version generates garbled output files. I tried to contact the author on several different email-addresses but got no reply. Finally I found the problem in the source code and uploaded it here: http://code.google.com/p/dcocor/

Now it generates correct output when compiled in Unicode-versions of Delphi.

Nice work VilleK, I might check it out (pun intended!)

cheers,
Paul

[Ñuño Martínez]

I can't see how to download it. Should I use SVN? Will it compile on FPC?

BTW, thanks for the work.

[paul_nicholls]

I can't see how to download it. Should I use SVN? Will it compile on FPC?

BTW, thanks for the work.

There is no separate download, go here:
http://code.google.com/p/dcocor/source/checkout

and use SVN

cheers,
Paul

[VilleK]

Yep, use a Subversion client to download the code! Not sure if it will work on Fpc, haven't tried that myself.

[Ñuño Martínez]

I downloaded it, but I can't compile it. It uses the Windows unit and I use Linux. I tried to fix it but it also uses assembler and FPC doesn't identifies it correctly (IIRC FPC uses "GNU style" not "Intel style").

BTW, can anybody publish a yet compiled executable? I'll test it using WineHQ. May be it works.