There are situations that Pascal Analyzer currently cannot handle very well. Some of these limitations, but certainly not all, are:
1. Objects that are created through a class reference cannot always be resolved. The reason for this is that the actual class used is determined at runtime.
Example:
2. Methods that are marked as abstract in a base class and used in that class, cannot be resolved:
Example:
The actual usage of Proc is determined at runtime.
3. Assert calls are not excluded from the parsing process, unlike in Delphi, regardless if the $C- setting is active or not. This means that identifiers used in the Assert procedure call, will be registered, and appear in the reports.
Example:
The parameter P will be registered and appear in the reports. When compiled by Delphi, this code line will be stripped out if $C- is defined.
See also:
Command Line Options for PAL.EXE