{IFDEF CPU32}
SizeofPoint:='/32';
{$ELSE}
{IFDEF CPU64}
SizeofPoint:='/64';
{$ENDIF}
My question is, will this display the information for the compiling program, or the system running it? I'm looking for it to display the
Those are compiler directives. The built code won't have any of these inside. It's instructions for the compiler regarding what you want to build. If you're cross compiling the source, compiler use those to build with specific options and code for the platform it's compiling.
I've no clue as to how identify the platform your code is running on however, not using freepascal I mean, but there certainly exists a bunch of ways.
So, what do you use, if you don't use FPC? It was my understanding that only FPC and Delphi were still being supported.
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