Problem wih reference to procedure

[henrique]

Hi!

I'm trying to compile this source code:

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1. unit Error;
2.  
3. interface
4.  
5. {$mode objfpc}
6. {$modeswitch functionreferences}
7.  
8. type
9.   TProc = reference to procedure;
10.   generic TProc<T> = reference to procedure (Arg1: T);
11.   generic TProc<T1,T2> = reference to procedure (Arg1: T1; Arg2: T2);
12.  
13. implementation
14.  
15. end.
16.  

The compiler give the error:

Error.pp(10,22) Error: Duplicate identifier "TProc$1"
Error.pp(11,26) Error: Duplicate identifier "TProc$2"
Error.pp(15,1) Fatal: There were 2 errors compiling module, stopping

It's a problem from compiler or I'm missing some modeswitch?

[PascalDragon]

Non-Delphi modes do not yet support type overloads. So if you want to use type overloads you need to use mode Delphi.

[marcov]

If I change it to

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1. unit Error;
2.  
3. interface
4.  
5. {$mode objfpc}
6. {$modeswitch functionreferences}
7.  
8. type
9.   TProc = reference to procedure;
10.   generic TProc<T> = reference to procedure (Arg1: T);
11.   generic TProcz<T1,T2> = reference to procedure (Arg1: T1; Arg2: T2);
12.  
13. implementation
14.  
15. end.

The problem is still the same with todays snapshot

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1. <something>pp(10,22) Error: Duplicate identifier "TProc$1"

so it is not just overloading?

[Thausand]

If I change it to

is may be copy-paste error ? (code is same = mode objfpc)

[PascalDragon]

so it is not just overloading?

It is. TProc and TProc<T> are still overloaded. It's not relevant here that one is generic and the other is not, from the compiler's point of view the symbol of TProc is the one that needs to be overloaded.

If I change it to

is may be copy-paste error ? (code is same = mode objfpc)

No, it's no the same, note the TProcz<T1,T2>