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hi, is there a way to include a pascal code inside c/c++ , like we include asm with _asm?
thanx.
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No standard way. You could do it with some macro fun
anyone know or have any examples of such a c++ code please?
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yup, Borland's C++ Builder.
the vcl they use is the delphi libraries, which is object pascal.
so any borland c++ builder project is including delphi / pascal code by default.
Originally Posted by Jeff Henager
You can call Pascal functions in external libraries. You cannot directly include Pascal code - that would require that you have a combined Pascal/C++ compiler, and who writes such a thing?
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