Question

How is this C code converted to delphi?

static unsigned char tempbuf[128*1024];

Thanks

Answer 1

The array itself is declared like this in Delphi:

tempbuf: array[0..(128*1024)-1] of Byte; 

Regarding the static portion – that depends on where the array is declared. If it is declared in global memory, then you don’t need to declare it as static in Delphi, just put it in a global var section:

unit ...;

interface

var
  tempbuf: array[0..(128*1024)-1] of Byte; 

...

implementation

...

end.

Or:

unit ...;

interface

...

implementation

var
  tempbuf: array[0..(128*1024)-1] of Byte; 

...

end.

Depending on whether the array needs to be accessible to other units or not.

On the other hand, if the array is a member of a class/struct instead, then declare it as a class var in Delphi:

type
  TSomeClass = class
  class var
    tempbuf: array[0..(128*1024)-1] of Byte; 
  end;