[fpc-pascal] Shared library with resources which contain bitmaps on Linux

2008-06-23 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello FPC-Pascal users discussions!

How can I build a shared library which contains many bitmaps loaded
dynamically from the code using by:

procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
CONST MYRES_DLL='./libmyres.so';
begin
  FhMod := LoadLibrary (PCHAR (MYRES_DLL));

  IF FhMod = 0 THEN begin
ShowMessage ('Failed to load library ' + MYRES_DLL + '.');
  end else begin
ShowMessage ('Library ' + MYRES_DLL + ' is successfully loaded');

Image1.Picture.Bitmap.LoadFromResourceName (FhMod, 'pict');
  end;

  IF FhMod <> 0 THEN begin
FreeLibrary (FhMod);
  end;
end;


I have tried to do it in all ways I know, but loading the shared
library was OK, but the LoadFromResourceName raises an exception
"Resource XY not found".

Thanks in advance.

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[fpc-pascal] Shared library with resources which contain bitmaps on Linux -- second try

2008-06-24 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello FPC-Pascal users discussions!

How can I build a shared library which contains many bitmaps loaded
dynamically from the code using by:

procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
CONST MYRES_DLL='./libmyres.so';
begin
  FhMod := LoadLibrary (PCHAR (MYRES_DLL));

  IF FhMod = 0 THEN begin
ShowMessage ('Failed to load library ' + MYRES_DLL + '.');
  end else begin
ShowMessage ('Library ' + MYRES_DLL + ' is successfully loaded');

Image1.Picture.Bitmap.LoadFromResourceName (FhMod, 'pict');
  end;

  IF FhMod <> 0 THEN begin
FreeLibrary (FhMod);
  end;
end;


I have tried to do it in all ways I know, but loading the shared
library was OK, but the LoadFromResourceName raises an exception
"Resource XY not found".

Thanks in advance.

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[fpc-pascal] Error during building DEB package

2008-07-08 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello FPC-Pascal users discussions!

[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/lib/lazarus/fpcbuild$ sudo make deb NOGDB=1
[sudo] password for user: 
Debian version (2.2.2rc1) is not correct, expect 2.2.3
make: *** [debcheck] Error 1

What could it be a problem? Upgrade from 7.10 to 8.04 didn't solve
this problem.

Thanks in advance.

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[fpc-pascal] Error during creation of DEB package on Ubuntu

2008-07-09 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello FPC-Pascal,

I have tried to build DEB package from latest snapshot and I've got
this result:

dh_gencontrol -i
dh_md5sums -i
dh_builddeb -i -- -Z bzip2
dpkg-deb: building package `fpc' in `../fpc_2.3.1-20080709_all.deb'.
dpkg-deb: building package `fpc-source' in 
`../fpc-source_2.3.1-20080709_all.deb'.
dpkg-deb: building package `fp-docs' in `../fp-docs_2.3.1-20080709_all.deb'.
make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/lib/lazarus/fpcbuild/build/fpc-2.3.1'
 dpkg-genchanges  >../fpc_2.3.1-20080709_i386.changes
dpkg-genchanges: including full source code in upload
dpkg-buildpackage: full upload; Debian-native package (full source is included)
mv -v -t . 
/usr/lib/lazarus/fpcbuild/build/fpc-2.3.1/../*.{deb,dsc,changes,tar.gz}
mv: cannot stat 
`/usr/lib/lazarus/fpcbuild/build/fpc-2.3.1/../*.{deb,dsc,changes,tar.gz}': No 
such file or directory
make: *** [debbuild] Error 1

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[fpc-pascal] Ugly exception during compilation FPC 2.3.1 MacOS X 10.5 PowerPC

2008-07-22 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello FPC-Pascal users discussions!

Compilation shows me next ugly error messages during building
lazarus with our components.

How can I turn on move verbose outputs to see more about the problem.

The strangest is, the same source code is buildable into Lazarus/Linux
without any problem, but Linux runs on i386 and MacOS on PPC. I guess
it is problem with compiler.

...
Assembling resconf
An unhandled exception occurred at $00148A30 :
EAccessViolation : Access violation
  $00148A30
  $001479D4
  $0014C90C
  $0014B05C
  $001245C0
  $0014FE78
  $00150378
  $0013321C
  $0012B980
  $00109044
  $0011D3C4
  $0012AAEC
  $0012AE00
  $0012BB88
  $00Fatal: Compilation aborted
109044
  $0011D3C4
  $0012AAEC

TExternalToolList.Run Exception: there was an error
ERROR: tool reported error


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Re[2]: [fpc-pascal] Ugly exception during compilation FPC 2.3.1 MacOS X 10.5 PowerPC

2008-07-22 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello all,

Backtrace from lazbuild:

An unhandled exception occurred at $00148A30 :

Breakpoint 1, 0x00018090 in fpc_raiseexception ()
(gdb) bt
#0  0x00018090 in fpc_raiseexception ()
#1  0x001106d4 in CHECKFORURGENTMESSAGES (P=1, parentfp=0xbfffe0c0) at 
outputfilter.pas:561
#2  0x0010e400 in TOUTPUTFILTER__READFPCOMPILERLINE (S=0x3129048, 
this=0x27002a0)
#3  0x0010e0b8 in TOUTPUTFILTER__READLINE (S=0x3129048, DONTFILTERLINE=false, 
this=0x27002a0) at outputfilter.pas:418
#4  0x0010dbcc in TOUTPUTFILTER__EXECUTE (THEPROCESS=0x2700a20, 
ACALLER=0x25ded00, ATOOL=0x27c3ac0, this=0x27002a0)
#5  0x003b7c1c in TEXTERNALTOOLLIST__RUN (EXTTOOL=0x27c3ac0, MACROS=0x27aa200, 
THEOUTPUTFILTER=0x27002a0, COMPILEROPTIONS=0x27f4e90, this=0x25ded00) at 
exttooldialog.pas:370
#6  0x0017eb88 in TBUILDMANAGER__ONRUNCOMPILERWITHOPTIONS (EXTTOOL=0x27c3ac0, 
COMPOPTIONS=0x27f4e90, this=0x25cd860) at buildmanager.pas:1221
#7  0x0016e004 in TLAZPACKAGEGRAPH__COMPILEPACKAGE (APACKAGE=0x3148b80, 
FLAGS=Invalid C/C++ type code 10 in symbol table.
) at packagesystem.pas:2935
#8  0x0016d600 in TLAZPACKAGEGRAPH__COMPILEREQUIREDPACKAGES (APACKAGE=0x0, 
FIRSTDEPENDENCY=0x3156f60, GLOBALS=0x31070e0, POLICIES=Invalid C/C++ type code 
10 in symbol table.
) at packagesystem.pas:2766
#9  0x3fac in TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__COMPILEAUTOINSTALLPACKAGES 
(this=0x2730090) at lazbuild.lpr:502
#10 0x3c68 in TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__BUILDLAZARUSIDE (this=0x2730090) at 
lazbuild.lpr:445
#11 0x67fc in TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__RUN (this=0x2730090) at lazbuild.lpr:978
#12 0x7f48 in PASCALMAIN () at lazbuild.lpr:1167
#13 0x0002a980 in SYSTEM_FPC_SYSTEMMAIN$LONGINT$PPCHAR$PPCHAR ()
#14 0x26fc in _start ()
#15 0x2400 in start ()


I wanted to make the backtrace from lazarus too, but when I run
lazarus from terminal then terminal's menu is shown instead of
lazarus' one.


Thanks.

TRoland;


<<< 22.7.2008 11:28 - Mattias Gaertner "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" >>>
MG> On Tue, 22 Jul 2008 11:02:40 +0200
MG> Roland Turcan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>> Hello FPC-Pascal users discussions!
>> 
>> Compilation shows me next ugly error messages during building
>> lazarus with our components.
>> 
>> How can I turn on move verbose outputs to see more about the problem.
>> 
>> The strangest is, the same source code is buildable into Lazarus/Linux
>> without any problem, but Linux runs on i386 and MacOS on PPC. I guess
>> it is problem with compiler.
>> 
>> ...
>> Assembling resconf
>> An unhandled exception occurred at $00148A30 :
>> EAccessViolation : Access violation
>>   $00148A30
>>   $001479D4
>>   $0014C90C
>>   $0014B05C
>>   $001245C0
>>   $0014FE78
>>   $00150378
>>   $0013321C
>>   $0012B980
>>   $00109044
>>   $0011D3C4
>>   $0012AAEC
>>   $0012AE00
>>   $0012BB88
>>   $00Fatal: Compilation aborted
>> 109044
>>   $0011D3C4
>>   $0012AAEC
>> 
>> TExternalToolList.Run Exception: there was an error
>> ERROR: tool reported error

MG> Start lazarus in gdb, reproduce the problem and create a backtrace.

MG> 
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Creating_a_Backtrace_with_GDB#Linux.2FBSD_Users.2FMacOSX

MG> Mattias




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Re[4]: [fpc-pascal] Ugly exception during compilation FPC 2.3.1 MacOS X 10.5 PowerPC

2008-07-23 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello Mattias,

Next backtrace:

Compiling ./unit/ResConf.pas
Assembling resconf
An unhandled exception occurred at $00148A20 :

Breakpoint 1, 0x00018100 in fpc_raiseexception ()
(gdb) bt
#0  0x00018100 in fpc_raiseexception ()
#1  0x0010dde4 in TOUTPUTFILTER__EXECUTE (THEPROCESS=0x2700a20, 
ACALLER=0x25ded00, ATOOL=0x27c3d90, this=0x27002a0)
#2  0x003b7bac in TEXTERNALTOOLLIST__RUN (EXTTOOL=0x27c3d90, MACROS=0x27aa800, 
THEOUTPUTFILTER=0x27002a0, COMPILEROPTIONS=0x27f4e90, this=0x25ded00) at 
exttooldialog.pas:370
#3  0x0017ebb8 in TBUILDMANAGER__ONRUNCOMPILERWITHOPTIONS (EXTTOOL=0x27c3d90, 
COMPOPTIONS=0x27f4e90, this=0x25cd860) at buildmanager.pas:1221
#4  0x0016e034 in TLAZPACKAGEGRAPH__COMPILEPACKAGE (APACKAGE=0x3148b80, 
FLAGS=Invalid C/C++ type code 10 in symbol table.
) at packagesystem.pas:2935
#5  0x0016d630 in TLAZPACKAGEGRAPH__COMPILEREQUIREDPACKAGES (APACKAGE=0x0, 
FIRSTDEPENDENCY=0x3156f60, GLOBALS=0x3107130, POLICIES=Invalid C/C++ type code 
10 in symbol table.
) at packagesystem.pas:2766
#6  0x401c in TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__COMPILEAUTOINSTALLPACKAGES 
(this=0x2730090) at lazbuild.lpr:502
#7  0x3cd8 in TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__BUILDLAZARUSIDE (this=0x2730090) at 
lazbuild.lpr:445
#8  0x686c in TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__RUN (this=0x2730090) at lazbuild.lpr:978
#9  0x7fb8 in PASCALMAIN () at lazbuild.lpr:1167
#10 0x0002a9f0 in SYSTEM_FPC_SYSTEMMAIN$LONGINT$PPCHAR$PPCHAR ()
#11 0x276c in _start ()
#12 0x2470 in start ()
(gdb) c
Continuing.
EAccessViolation : Access violation
  $00148A20
  $001479C4
  $0014C8FC
  $0014B04C
  $001245B0
  $0014FE68
  $00150368
  $0013320C
  $0012B970
  $00109034
  $0011D3B4
  $0012AADC
  $0012ADF0
  $0012BB78
  $00Fatal: Compilation aborted
109034
  $0011D3B4
  $0012AADC

TExternalToolList.Run Exception: there was an error
ERROR: tool reported error

Program exited with code 02.
(gdb)


But I don't see any debug information from freepascal's executable.

This is really strange, because our package is compilable alone
without problem.

TRoland;

<<< 22.7.2008 15:27 - Mattias Gärtner "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" >>>
MG> Zitat von Roland Turcan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

>> Hello all,
>>
>> Backtrace from lazbuild:
>>
>> An unhandled exception occurred at $00148A30 :
>>
>> Breakpoint 1, 0x00018090 in fpc_raiseexception ()
>> (gdb) bt
>> #0  0x00018090 in fpc_raiseexception ()
>> #1  0x001106d4 in CHECKFORURGENTMESSAGES (P=1, parentfp=0xbfffe0c0) at
>> outputfilter.pas:561
>> #2  0x0010e400 in TOUTPUTFILTER__READFPCOMPILERLINE (S=0x3129048,
>> this=0x27002a0)
>> #3  0x0010e0b8 in TOUTPUTFILTER__READLINE (S=0x3129048, DONTFILTERLINE=false,
>> this=0x27002a0) at outputfilter.pas:418
>> #4  0x0010dbcc in TOUTPUTFILTER__EXECUTE (THEPROCESS=0x2700a20,
>> ACALLER=0x25ded00, ATOOL=0x27c3ac0, this=0x27002a0)
>> #5  0x003b7c1c in TEXTERNALTOOLLIST__RUN (EXTTOOL=0x27c3ac0,
>> MACROS=0x27aa200, THEOUTPUTFILTER=0x27002a0, COMPILEROPTIONS=0x27f4e90,
>> this=0x25ded00) at exttooldialog.pas:370
>>[...]

MG> This exception is normal and caught in ide/exttooldialog.pas 387.
MG> Please continue and see what comes next:

MG> gdb ./lazarus.app/Contents/MacOS/lazarus
MG> break FPC_RAISEEXCEPTION
MG> r
MG> bt
MG> c
MG> bt
MG> c
MG> bt


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Re[6]: [fpc-pascal] Ugly exception during compilation FPC 2.3.1 MacOS X 10.5 PowerPC

2008-07-24 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello Mattias,

MG> I think the AV happens somewhere in the finally part of ide/outputfilter.pas
MG> 375.
MG> I added some verbosity in rev 15849.
MG> Please update lazarus svn and compile IDE and lazbuild clean with
MG> -dVerboseOFExecute.
MG> Then try again.

I have tried this:

(gdb) run
Starting program: /usr/local/share/lazarus/lazbuild 
--build-ide=-dVerboseOFExecute

and also this

(gdb) run
Starting program: /usr/local/share/lazarus/lazbuild 
--build-ide=-va-dVerboseOFExecute

but the result doesn't have more information:

Compiling ./unit/ResConf.pas
Assembling resconf
An unhandled exception occurred at $00148A20 :

Breakpoint 1, 0x000174c0 in fpc_raiseexception ()
(gdb) bt
#0  0x000174c0 in fpc_raiseexception ()
#1  0x0010d1e4 in TOUTPUTFILTER__EXECUTE (THEPROCESS=0x2700a20, 
ACALLER=0x25e0d20, ATOOL=0x3113230, this=0x27002a0)
#2  0x003b736c in TEXTERNALTOOLLIST__RUN (EXTTOOL=0x3113230, MACROS=0x27aaae0, 
THEOUTPUTFILTER=0x27002a0, COMPILEROPTIONS=0x27f4e90, this=0x25e0d20) at 
exttooldialog.pas:370
#3  0x0017dfd8 in TBUILDMANAGER__ONRUNCOMPILERWITHOPTIONS (EXTTOOL=0x3113230, 
COMPOPTIONS=0x27f4e90, this=0x25cf890) at buildmanager.pas:1221
#4  0x0016d454 in TLAZPACKAGEGRAPH__COMPILEPACKAGE (APACKAGE=0x3148b80, 
FLAGS=Invalid C/C++ type code 10 in symbol table.
) at packagesystem.pas:2935
#5  0x0016ca50 in TLAZPACKAGEGRAPH__COMPILEREQUIREDPACKAGES (APACKAGE=0x0, 
FIRSTDEPENDENCY=0x31570f0, GLOBALS=0x310f150, POLICIES=Invalid C/C++ type code 
10 in symbol table.
) at packagesystem.pas:2766
#6  0x33dc in TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__COMPILEAUTOINSTALLPACKAGES 
(this=0x2730090) at lazbuild.lpr:502
#7  0x3098 in TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__BUILDLAZARUSIDE (this=0x2730090) at 
lazbuild.lpr:445
#8  0x5c2c in TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__RUN (this=0x2730090) at lazbuild.lpr:978
#9  0x7378 in PASCALMAIN () at lazbuild.lpr:1167
#10 0x00029db0 in SYSTEM_FPC_SYSTEMMAIN$LONGINT$PPCHAR$PPCHAR ()
#11 0x1b2c in _start ()
#12 0x1830 in start ()

What did I wrong?

MG> Can you reproduce the bug in a smaller package and send me the example?

Actually the package contains over 500 units, but when I/we find the
reason then I will make some.

PS: I am going to holiday and I will not reply to any email (no
computer, no Internet) until 4.8.

Thanks for everything you did for me.

TRoland;

<<< 23.7.2008 17:02 - Mattias Gärtner "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" >>>
MG> Zitat von Roland Turcan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

>> Hello Mattias,
>>
>> Next backtrace:
>>
>> Compiling ./unit/ResConf.pas
>> Assembling resconf
>> An unhandled exception occurred at $00148A20 :
>>
>> Breakpoint 1, 0x00018100 in fpc_raiseexception ()
>> (gdb) bt
>> #0  0x00018100 in fpc_raiseexception ()
>> #1  0x0010dde4 in TOUTPUTFILTER__EXECUTE (THEPROCESS=0x2700a20,
>> ACALLER=0x25ded00, ATOOL=0x27c3d90, this=0x27002a0)
>> #2  0x003b7bac in TEXTERNALTOOLLIST__RUN (EXTTOOL=0x27c3d90,
>> MACROS=0x27aa800, THEOUTPUTFILTER=0x27002a0, COMPILEROPTIONS=0x27f4e90,
>> this=0x25ded00) at exttooldialog.pas:370

MG> I think the AV happens somewhere in the finally part of ide/outputfilter.pas
MG> 375.
MG> I added some verbosity in rev 15849.
MG> Please update lazarus svn and compile IDE and lazbuild clean with
MG> -dVerboseOFExecute.
MG> Then try again.

MG> Can you reproduce the bug in a smaller package and send me the example?

MG> Mattias

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Re[2]: [fpc-pascal] Ugly exception during compilation FPC 2.3.1 MacOS X 10.5 PowerPC

2008-08-04 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello Mattias,

MG> /usr/local/share/lazarus/lazbuild --build-ide="-va -dVerboseOFExecute"

I have done all things you wrote me, but the result of compilation
didn't write any line written by WriteLn inside of IFDEFs. Maybe there
could be a bug during parsing of -d parameter and IFDEF sections were
not compiled into the code. Therefore I have commented IFDEFs out to
get them into lazbuild and the result is the following:

Compiling ./unit/ResConf.pas
Assembling resconf
An unhandled exception occurred at $00148A20 :
TOutputFilter.Execute W1
TOutputFilter.Execute W2
EAccessViolation : Access violation
  $00148A20
  $001479C4
  $0014C8FC
  $0014B04C
  $001245B0
  $0014FE68
  $00150368
  $0013320C
  $0012B970
  $00109034
  $0011D3B4
  $0012AADC
  $0012ADF0
  $0012BB78
  $00Fatal: Compilation aborted
109034
  $0011D3B4
  $0012AADC

TOutputFilter.Execute W3
TOutputFilter.Execute W4
TOutputFilter.Execute W5
TOutputFilter.Execute W6
TOutputFilter.Execute W7
TExternalToolList.Run Exception: there was an error
ERROR: tool reported error

TRoland;


<<< 25.7.2008 0:45 - Mattias Gaertner "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" >>>
MG> On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 23:58:45 +0200
MG> Roland Turcan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>> Hello Mattias,
>> 
>> MG> I think the AV happens somewhere in the finally part of
>> MG> ide/outputfilter.pas 375.
>> MG> I added some verbosity in rev 15849.
>> MG> Please update lazarus svn and compile IDE and lazbuild clean with
>> MG> -dVerboseOFExecute.
>> MG> Then try again.
>> 
>> I have tried this:
>> 
>> (gdb) run
>> Starting program: /usr/local/share/lazarus/lazbuild
>> --build-ide=-dVerboseOFExecute

MG> Sorry. A misunderstanding.
MG> You need to update lazarus svn and rebuild lazbuild itself, before
MG> trying to use lazbuild to build your package. Which means: 

MG> cd /usr/local/share/lazarus
MG> svn up
MG> make clean all lazbuilder
MG> ./lazbuild --build-ide=-va > all_output.txt

MG>  
>> and also this
>> 
>> (gdb) run
>> Starting program: /usr/local/share/lazarus/lazbuild
>> --build-ide=-va-dVerboseOFExecute

MG> Note: Multiple parameters must be separated by space:

MG> /usr/local/share/lazarus/lazbuild --build-ide="-va -dVerboseOFExecute"

MG>  
>>[...]

MG> Mattias




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Re[3]: [fpc-pascal] Ugly exception during compilation FPC 2.3.1 MacOS X 10.5 PowerPC

2008-08-04 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello Mattias,

I have forgotten to send also result of building under gdb. Here is:

Compiling ./unit/ResConf.pas
Assembling resconf
An unhandled exception occurred at $00148A20 :

Breakpoint 1, 0x00017500 in fpc_raiseexception ()
(gdb) bt
#0  0x00017500 in fpc_raiseexception ()
#1  0x0010d334 in TOUTPUTFILTER__EXECUTE (THEPROCESS=0x2788a20, 
ACALLER=0x25e9d40, ATOOL=0x2997200, this=0x27882a0)
#2  0x003b7bbc in TEXTERNALTOOLLIST__RUN (EXTTOOL=0x2997200, MACROS=0x29780c0, 
THEOUTPUTFILTER=0x27882a0, COMPILEROPTIONS=0x297ce90, this=0x25e9d40) at 
exttooldialog.pas:370
#3  0x0017e458 in TBUILDMANAGER__ONRUNCOMPILERWITHOPTIONS (EXTTOOL=0x2997200, 
COMPOPTIONS=0x297ce90, this=0x25d8860) at buildmanager.pas:1222
#4  0x0016d804 in TLAZPACKAGEGRAPH__COMPILEPACKAGE (APACKAGE=0x29ccb80, 
FLAGS=Invalid C/C++ type code 10 in symbol table.
) at packagesystem.pas:2947
#5  0x0016ce00 in TLAZPACKAGEGRAPH__COMPILEREQUIREDPACKAGES (APACKAGE=0x0, 
FIRSTDEPENDENCY=0x29db0a0, GLOBALS=0x25e66d0, POLICIES=Invalid C/C++ type code 
10 in symbol table.
) at packagesystem.pas:2778
#6  0x341c in TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__COMPILEAUTOINSTALLPACKAGES 
(this=0x27b8090) at lazbuild.lpr:502
#7  0x30d8 in TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__BUILDLAZARUSIDE (this=0x27b8090) at 
lazbuild.lpr:445
#8  0x5c6c in TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__RUN (this=0x27b8090) at lazbuild.lpr:978
#9  0x73b8 in PASCALMAIN () at lazbuild.lpr:1167
#10 0x00029df0 in SYSTEM_FPC_SYSTEMMAIN$LONGINT$PPCHAR$PPCHAR ()
#11 0x1b6c in _start ()
#12 0x1870 in start ()
(gdb) c
Continuing.
TOutputFilter.Execute W1
TOutputFilter.Execute W2
EAccessViolation : Access violation
  $00148A20
  $001479C4
  $0014C8FC
  $0014B04C
  $001245B0
  $0014FE68
  $00150368
  $0013320C
  $0012B970
  $00109034
  $0011D3B4
  $0012AADC
  $0012ADF0
  $0012BB78
TOutputFilter.Execute W3
TOutputFilter.Execute W4
TOutputFilter.Execute W5
TOutputFilter.Execute W6
TOutputFilter.Execute W7
TExternalToolList.Run Exception: there was an error
ERROR: tool reported error


TRoland;

<<< 4.8.2008 11:56 - Roland Turcan "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" >>>
RT> Hello Mattias,

MG>> /usr/local/share/lazarus/lazbuild --build-ide="-va -dVerboseOFExecute"

RT> I have done all things you wrote me, but the result of compilation
RT> didn't write any line written by WriteLn inside of IFDEFs. Maybe there
RT> could be a bug during parsing of -d parameter and IFDEF sections were
RT> not compiled into the code. Therefore I have commented IFDEFs out to
RT> get them into lazbuild and the result is the following:

RT> Compiling ./unit/ResConf.pas
RT> Assembling resconf
RT> An unhandled exception occurred at $00148A20 :
RT> TOutputFilter.Execute W1
RT> TOutputFilter.Execute W2
RT> EAccessViolation : Access violation
RT>   $00148A20
RT>   $001479C4
RT>   $0014C8FC
RT>   $0014B04C
RT>   $001245B0
RT>   $0014FE68
RT>   $00150368
RT>   $0013320C
RT>   $0012B970
RT>   $00109034
RT>   $0011D3B4
RT>   $0012AADC
RT>   $0012ADF0
RT>   $0012BB78
RT>   $00Fatal: Compilation aborted
RT> 109034
RT>   $0011D3B4
RT>   $0012AADC

RT> TOutputFilter.Execute W3
RT> TOutputFilter.Execute W4
RT> TOutputFilter.Execute W5
RT> TOutputFilter.Execute W6
RT> TOutputFilter.Execute W7
RT> TExternalToolList.Run Exception: there was an error
RT> ERROR: tool reported error

RT> TRoland;


RT> <<< 25.7.2008 0:45 - Mattias Gaertner "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" >>>
MG>> On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 23:58:45 +0200
MG>> Roland Turcan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>>> Hello Mattias,
>>> 
>>> MG> I think the AV happens somewhere in the finally part of
>>> MG> ide/outputfilter.pas 375.
>>> MG> I added some verbosity in rev 15849.
>>> MG> Please update lazarus svn and compile IDE and lazbuild clean with
>>> MG> -dVerboseOFExecute.
>>> MG> Then try again.
>>> 
>>> I have tried this:
>>> 
>>> (gdb) run
>>> Starting program: /usr/local/share/lazarus/lazbuild
>>> --build-ide=-dVerboseOFExecute

MG>> Sorry. A misunderstanding.
MG>> You need to update lazarus svn and rebuild lazbuild itself, before
MG>> trying to use lazbuild to build your package. Which means: 

MG>> cd /usr/local/share/lazarus
MG>> svn up
MG>> make clean all lazbuilder
MG>> ./lazbuild --build-ide=-va > all_output.txt

MG>>  
>>> and also this
>>> 
>>> (gdb) run
>>> Starting program: /usr/local/share/lazarus/lazbuild
>>> --build-ide=-va-dVerboseOFExecute

MG>> Note: Multiple parameters must be separated by space:

MG>> /usr/local/share/lazarus/lazbuild --build-ide="-va -dVerboseOFExecute"

MG>>  
>>>[...]

MG>> Mattias








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Re[4]: [fpc-pascal] Ugly exception during compilation FPC 2.3.1 MacOS X 10.5 PowerPC

2008-08-04 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello Mattias,

I have also uncommented some DebugLns which are inside of code:

Compiling ./unit/ResConf.pas
Assembling resconf
An unhandled exception occurred at $00148A20 :
TOutputFilter.Execute After Loop
TOutputFilter.Execute fProcess.ExitStatus=217

Breakpoint 1, 0x000173e0 in fpc_raiseexception ()
(gdb) bt
#0  0x000173e0 in fpc_raiseexception ()
#1  0x0010d33c in TOUTPUTFILTER__EXECUTE (THEPROCESS=0x2788a20, 
ACALLER=0x25e9d40, ATOOL=0x2c35340, this=0x27882a0)
#2  0x003b7bbc in TEXTERNALTOOLLIST__RUN (EXTTOOL=0x2c35340, MACROS=0x29780c0, 
THEOUTPUTFILTER=0x27882a0, COMPILEROPTIONS=0x297ce90, this=0x25e9d40) at 
exttooldialog.pas:370
#3  0x0017e458 in TBUILDMANAGER__ONRUNCOMPILERWITHOPTIONS (EXTTOOL=0x2c35340, 
COMPOPTIONS=0x297ce90, this=0x25d8860) at buildmanager.pas:1222
#4  0x0016d804 in TLAZPACKAGEGRAPH__COMPILEPACKAGE (APACKAGE=0x29ccb80, 
FLAGS=Invalid C/C++ type code 10 in symbol table.
) at packagesystem.pas:2947
#5  0x0016ce00 in TLAZPACKAGEGRAPH__COMPILEREQUIREDPACKAGES (APACKAGE=0x0, 
FIRSTDEPENDENCY=0x29db0a0, GLOBALS=0x25e66d0, POLICIES=Invalid C/C++ type code 
10 in symbol table.
) at packagesystem.pas:2778
#6  0x32fc in TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__COMPILEAUTOINSTALLPACKAGES 
(this=0x27b8090) at lazbuild.lpr:502
#7  0x2fb8 in TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__BUILDLAZARUSIDE (this=0x27b8090) at 
lazbuild.lpr:445
#8  0x5b4c in TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__RUN (this=0x27b8090) at lazbuild.lpr:978
#9  0x7298 in PASCALMAIN () at lazbuild.lpr:1167
#10 0x00029cd0 in SYSTEM_FPC_SYSTEMMAIN$LONGINT$PPCHAR$PPCHAR ()
#11 0x1a4c in _start ()
#12 0x1750 in start ()
(gdb) c
Continuing.
TOutputFilter.Execute W1
TOutputFilter.Execute W2
EAccessViolation : Access violation
  $00148A20
  $001479C4
  $0014C8FC
  $0014B04C
  $001245B0
  $0014FE68
  $00150368
  $0013320C
  $0012B970
  $00109034
  $0011D3B4
  $0012AADC
  $0012ADF0
  $0012BB78
TOutputFilter.Execute W3
TOutputFilter.Execute W4
TOutputFilter.Execute W5
TOutputFilter.Execute W6
TOutputFilter.Execute W7
TExternalToolList.Run Exception: there was an error
ERROR: tool reported error

Program exited with code 02.


<<< 4.8.2008 12:03 - Roland Turcan "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" >>>
RT> Hello Mattias,

RT> I have forgotten to send also result of building under gdb. Here is:

RT> Compiling ./unit/ResConf.pas
RT> Assembling resconf
RT> An unhandled exception occurred at $00148A20 :

RT> Breakpoint 1, 0x00017500 in fpc_raiseexception ()
RT> (gdb) bt
RT> #0  0x00017500 in fpc_raiseexception ()
RT> #1  0x0010d334 in TOUTPUTFILTER__EXECUTE (THEPROCESS=0x2788a20,
RT> ACALLER=0x25e9d40, ATOOL=0x2997200, this=0x27882a0)
RT> #2  0x003b7bbc in TEXTERNALTOOLLIST__RUN (EXTTOOL=0x2997200,
RT> MACROS=0x29780c0, THEOUTPUTFILTER=0x27882a0,
RT> COMPILEROPTIONS=0x297ce90, this=0x25e9d40) at exttooldialog.pas:370
RT> #3  0x0017e458 in TBUILDMANAGER__ONRUNCOMPILERWITHOPTIONS
RT> (EXTTOOL=0x2997200, COMPOPTIONS=0x297ce90, this=0x25d8860) at 
buildmanager.pas:1222
RT> #4  0x0016d804 in TLAZPACKAGEGRAPH__COMPILEPACKAGE
RT> (APACKAGE=0x29ccb80, FLAGS=Invalid C/C++ type code 10 in symbol table.
RT> ) at packagesystem.pas:2947
RT> #5  0x0016ce00 in TLAZPACKAGEGRAPH__COMPILEREQUIREDPACKAGES
RT> (APACKAGE=0x0, FIRSTDEPENDENCY=0x29db0a0, GLOBALS=0x25e66d0,
RT> POLICIES=Invalid C/C++ type code 10 in symbol table.
RT> ) at packagesystem.pas:2778
RT> #6  0x341c in
RT> TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__COMPILEAUTOINSTALLPACKAGES (this=0x27b8090) at 
lazbuild.lpr:502
RT> #7  0x30d8 in TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__BUILDLAZARUSIDE
RT> (this=0x27b8090) at lazbuild.lpr:445
RT> #8  0x5c6c in TLAZBUILDAPPLICATION__RUN (this=0x27b8090) at 
lazbuild.lpr:978
RT> #9  0x73b8 in PASCALMAIN () at lazbuild.lpr:1167
RT> #10 0x00029df0 in SYSTEM_FPC_SYSTEMMAIN$LONGINT$PPCHAR$PPCHAR ()
RT> #11 0x1b6c in _start ()
RT> #12 0x1870 in start ()
RT> (gdb) c
RT> Continuing.
RT> TOutputFilter.Execute W1
RT> TOutputFilter.Execute W2
RT> EAccessViolation : Access violation
RT>   $00148A20
RT>   $001479C4
RT>   $0014C8FC
RT>   $0014B04C
RT>   $001245B0
RT>   $0014FE68
RT>   $00150368
RT>   $0013320C
RT>   $0012B970
RT>   $00109034
RT>   $0011D3B4
RT>   $0012AADC
RT>   $0012ADF0
RT>   $0012BB78
RT> TOutputFilter.Execute W3
RT> TOutputFilter.Execute W4
RT> TOutputFilter.Execute W5
RT> TOutputFilter.Execute W6
RT> TOutputFilter.Execute W7
RT> TExternalToolList.Run Exception: there was an error
RT> ERROR: tool reported error


RT> TRoland;

RT> <<< 4.8.2008 11:56 - Roland Turcan "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" >>>
RT>> Hello Mattias,

MG>>> /usr/local/share/lazarus/lazbuild --build-ide="-va -dVerboseOFExecute"

RT>> I have done all things you wrote me, but the result of compilation
RT>> didn't write any line written by WriteLn inside of IFDEFs. Maybe there
R

Re[2]: [fpc-pascal] Ugly exception during compilation FPC 2.3.1 MacOS X 10.5 PowerPC

2008-08-04 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello All,

Does anybody have any idea, what I can do with this problem?

Thanks.

TRoland;

<<< 4.8.2008 14:08 - "Vinzent Höfler" "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" >>>
VH>  Original-Nachricht 
>> Zitat von Roland Turcan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> 
>> > Hello Mattias,
>> >
>> > I have also uncommented some DebugLns which are inside of code:
>> >
>> > Compiling ./unit/ResConf.pas
>> > Assembling resconf
>> > An unhandled exception occurred at $00148A20 :
>> > TOutputFilter.Execute After Loop
>> > TOutputFilter.Execute fProcess.ExitStatus=217
>> 
>> Hmm. Maybe this means the compiler got an runtime error 217. I wonder what
>> this means.

VH> That it stopped due to an unhandled exception (that is what RTE217 means).


VH> Vinzent.




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Re[4]: [fpc-pascal] Ugly exception during compilation FPC 2.3.1 MacOS X 10.5 PowerPC

2008-08-04 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello Mattias,

I have got some new facts about my problem. When I tried to execute
lazbuild with

./lazbuild -B --build-ide="-va -dVerboseOFExecute"

I've got the executable. When I try to start it, then nothing is
shown. When I try it over gdb then it writes that

MG> macg4:lazarus test$ gdb lazarus.app/
MG> GNU gdb 6.3.50-20050815 (Apple version gdb-768) (Tue Oct  2 04:11:19 UTC 
2007)
MG> Copyright 2004 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
MG> GDB is free software, covered by the GNU General Public License, and you are
MG> welcome to change it and/or distribute copies of it under certain 
conditions.
MG> Type "show copying" to see the conditions.
MG> There is absolutely no warranty for GDB.  Type "show warranty" for details.
MG> This GDB was configured as "powerpc-apple-darwin"...Reading
MG> symbols for shared libraries .. done
MG>
MG> (gdb) r
MG> Starting program:
MG> /usr/local/share/lazarus/lazarus.app/Contents/MacOS/lazarus 
MG> Reading symbols for shared libraries + done
MG> Reading symbols for shared libraries . done

in this point starts "Never ending story" and nothing is shown. Then I press 
Ctrl-C

MG> ^C
MG> Program received signal SIGINT, Interrupt.
MG> 0x917803a8 in poll$UNIX2003 ()
MG> (gdb)

PS: msgview.lrs and msgview.lfm are from SVN 15417.

TRoland;

<<< 4.8.2008 18:08 - Mattias Gärtner "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" >>>
MG> Zitat von Roland Turcan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

>> Hello All,
>>
>> Does anybody have any idea, what I can do with this problem?
>>[...]

MG> I never saw this problem.

>> >> > Compiling ./unit/ResConf.pas
>> >> > Assembling resconf
>> >> > An unhandled exception occurred at $00148A20 :
>> >> > TOutputFilter.Execute After Loop
>> >> > TOutputFilter.Execute fProcess.ExitStatus=217
>> >>
>> >> Hmm. Maybe this means the compiler got an runtime error 217. I wonder what
>> >> this means.
>>
>> VH> That it stopped due to an unhandled exception (that is what RTE217
>> means).

MG> Normally a process stopping with runtime error 217 gives:

MG> TCompiler.WriteError Internal compiler error! (217)
MG> Internal compiler error! (217)

MG> But Roland does not get this error message and the gdb backtraces do not 
help
MG> much. And for some reasons both lazarus and fpc have trouble. FPC gives 217 
and
MG> TProcess can not handle it. So it is no normal 217.

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[fpc-pascal] Binary compatibility between Intel CPU and PowerPC CPU

2008-09-16 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello FPC-Pascal users discussions!

What is the best way to keep the binary compatibility among different
CPU architectures.

I need to make our own database engine compatible and other binary
files, that user still can use our data from i386 or PowerPC computer.

I really don't like the idea to change the order of all numeric
variables on PowerPC, because it costs time of CPU.

There must be easier way how to keep the compatibility.

Could you give me some hints for better solution.

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Re[2]: [fpc-pascal] Binary compatibility between Intel CPU and PowerPC CPU

2008-09-16 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello all,

Thanks for all responses and I've got the answer I thought I get, but
I don't like it. :-|

Never mind. I cannot make any change on the data structure which is on
the market about 10 years, but at least I have one advantage. The
software was developed and is still used on i386 platform which means,
that the endian conversion is needed only for PowerPC computers which
are anyway old fashioned and they will vanish soon, because Apple
prefers i386 instead. The question still is, how big effort is for
PowerPC to make endian convertion.

TRoland;

<<< 16.9.2008 19:26 - Jeff Wormsley "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" >>>
JW> Well, the (inefficient / multiplatform - choose one) way is to not store
JW> data as binary, instead using something like XML.  Probably not an 
JW> option, but there will be a tradeoff and a penalty no matter what.  One
JW> way would be store the data in the endianness of the consistently slower
JW> platform (so as not to further slow down a system that is already 
JW> slow).  Another would be to pick the endianness of the most popular 
JW> platform for your product so that it performs as well as possible where
JW> the most users are.  Its a decision you'll have to make on your own, though.

JW> Jeff.

JW> Roland Turcan wrote:
>> Hello FPC-Pascal users discussions!
>>
>> What is the best way to keep the binary compatibility among different
>> CPU architectures.
>>
>> I need to make our own database engine compatible and other binary
>> files, that user still can use our data from i386 or PowerPC computer.
>>
>> I really don't like the idea to change the order of all numeric
>> variables on PowerPC, because it costs time of CPU.
>>
>> There must be easier way how to keep the compatibility.
>>
>> Could you give me some hints for better solution.
>>
>>   

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[fpc-pascal] Building latest SVN

2008-09-23 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello FPC-Pascal users discussions!

It stops with message:

> systemh.inc(84,2) Error: User defined: Building trunk is only
> supported when using the latest release as a starting compiler.

but it is uncomfortable to rollback to latest release to build up
latest SVN.

There must be "nicer" way, but how.

PS: What is the reason to show this error?

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[fpc-pascal] Access violation during compilation and linking

2009-03-12 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello all,

It often happens to me, that during compilation FPC raises an
exception and often is enough just to clean up directories where are
*.o and *.ppu located. Sometimes it depends also on a problem in my
code, but it is very difficult to distinguish where the problem is.

Can I build FPC with debug information to get more details where the
exception occured and not to get only addresses from stack, but
nothing more.

Thanks.

PS: My question is related to compiler on Mac OS X 10.5

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Re[2]: [fpc-pascal] Access violation during compilation and linking

2009-03-12 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello Jonas,

At first, thank you for your reply.

<<< 12.3.2009 10:09 - Jonas Maebe "jonas.ma...@elis.ugent.be" >>>
JM> Roland Turcan wrote on do, 12 mrt 2009:

>> It often happens to me, that during compilation FPC raises an
>> exception and often is enough just to clean up directories where are
>> *.o and *.ppu located. Sometimes it depends also on a problem in my
>> code, but it is very difficult to distinguish where the problem is.

JM> Please submit bug reports (with a sample program that reproduces the  
JM> problem) when it is due to a problem in your code. The compiler should
JM> never crash in that case, and such bugs are usually fairly easy to fix.

It is really not easy, because my project I am just fighting with has
about two thousands units/forms.

JM> It obviously should not crash in other situations either, but it's  
JM> known that a complete rewrite of the unit handling system is required
JM> to fix all crashes related to the presence of old .o/.ppu files.

>> Can I build FPC with debug information to get more details where the
>> exception occured and not to get only addresses from stack, but
>> nothing more.

JM> You can build it with
JM>make OPT='-O- -gl"

JM> to include debug information and the lineinfo. This will symbolise the
JM> stack trace when it crashes (or if that does not work, you can then  
JM> run it in gdb and use the "bt" command to show a stack trace when it  
JM> crashes).

I have longer time a difficulty to solve this message when I try to
build fpc with "sudo make clean all":

Makefile:2279: *** No libgdb.a found, supply NOGDB=1 to disable
debugger support.

of course, then I use "sudo make clean all NOGDB=1" and it builds
fine, but without debugger support I need.

I am a newbie to MacOSX 10.5 and therefore I would like to ask how to
install libgdb.a library which is requested.

Thanks for any reply in advance.

JM> Jonas

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[fpc-pascal] RECORD alignment issue on Mac OS X intel based

2009-04-27 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello FPC-Pascal users discussions!

I am posting the same request to this mailing list and I posted into
lazarus.

Thanks for any answer in advance.

TRoland;

> Hello Dmitry,
>
> Thanks for your reply, but I think, that you haven't understood me
> what I am trying to explain.
>
> I have binary contents which are copied from memory using by an
> application which is written in Delphi. I am porting an application to
> MacOS X 10.5, but I need to use the same structures as I have in
> Delphi and Kylix where "NOT PACKED" records are aligned.
>
> The fact is, that FPC compiler on intel based Mac OS X builds up
> application which contains records "packed" by 4 bytes by default.
>
> I need to get the same behavior in intel based mac os x as I have in
> other platforms.
>
> What should I do to build FPC compiler which will behave the same on
> all platforms.
>
> TRoland;
>
> <<< 27.4.2009 17:04 - dmitry boyarintsev "skalogryz.li...@gmail.com" >>>
db>> use:
db>>   TYPE TMyOne = packed record
db>>   First:integer;
db>>   Second:extended;
db>> END;
db>> to be sure about 20 bytes boundary.
>
db>> thanks,
db>> dmitry
>
>
db>> Hello All,
db>>
db>> I have found some new information about this problem:
db>>
db>> 1.
db>>
db>> TYPE TMyOne =record
db>>First:integer;
db>>Second:integer;
db>>  end;
db>>
db>> ... then the size of this object is 2*4 bytes.
db>>
db>> 2.
db>>
db>> TYPE TMyOne =record
db>>First:integer;
db>>Second:double;
db>>  END;
db>>
db>> ... where I would expect 4 + 8 bytes = 12 bytes
db>> ... but the size of this object is 16!
db>>
db>>
db>> 3.
db>>
db>> TYPE TMyOne =record
db>>First:integer;
db>>Second:extended;
db>>  END;
db>>
db>> ... where I would expect 4 + 16 bytes = 20 bytes
db>> ... but the size of this object is 32!
db>>
db>>
db>> So this proves me, that compiler tries to align the data structure to
db>> multiplied size of biggest element to which fit all elements.
db>>
db>> I have understood this behavior, but this happens me in these cases:
db>>
db>> 1. Delphi 7
db>> 2. Kylix 3
db>> 3. Lazarus on Ubuntu
db>> 4. Lazarus on PowerPC Mac OS X 10.5
db>>
db>> but on Intel Based Mac OS X 10.5 Mini with Intel Duo 2 Core it
db>> DOESN'T. Therefore I have problems with parsing of binaries back to
db>> memory.
db>>
db>> I don't expect CPU specific problem, otherwise it would not work
db>> active projects, therefore I think it must be compiler specific
db>> problem.
db>>
db>> Do you have any idea?
db>>
db>> Thanks in advance.
db>>
db>> Greetings, TRoland;
db>>
db>>
db>> <<< 25.4.2009 9:43 - Roland Turcan "k...@rotursoft.sk" >>>
RT>>> Hello Diettrich,
db>>
RT>>> To tell the truth this code and style I got from previous developer
RT>>> and I really don't know why he decided to get the size of header from
RT>>> the binary instead of getting its size. The fact is, that this
RT>>> "optimistic variant" of coding is on many places. :-|
db>>
RT>>> TRoland;
db>>
RT>>> <<< 24.4.2009 19:56 - Hans-Peter Diettrich "drdiettri...@aol.com" >>>
HPD>>>> Roland Turcan schrieb:
db>>
>>>>> BB> How is HeaderLen declared ?
>>>>> 
>>>>> Stream.Read (HeaderLen, SIZEOF (HeaderLen));
>>>>> 
>>>>> where information header's length is stored into binary.
db>>
HPD>>>> The you should verify that HeaderLen <= SizeOf(FHeader), before
HPD>>>>Stream.Read (FHeader, HeaderLen);
db>>
HPD>>>> Otherwise this statement will overwrite the following FItem data, with
HPD>>>> the fatal consequences you already experienced.
db>>
HPD>>>> When a header will ever change in size (or structure), it's wise to 
HPD>>>> store a version number in the data files. Then you can read the stored
HPD>>>> header data into the exactly applicable header type (record), and 
HPD>>>> convert that record into the current THeader definition, field by field.
db>>
HPD>>>> DoDi


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[fpc-pascal] ASM code conversion from Delphi

2009-04-29 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello all,

How can I write as ASM this assignment which is valid code for
Delphi:

  mov  DWord ptr TCPUIDData (edi).r_eax,eax


where TCPUIDData is declared as:

TYPE  TCPUIDData =PACKED RECORD
r_eax   :CARDINAL;
r_ebx   :CARDINAL;
r_edx   :CARDINAL;
r_ecx   :CARDINAL;
  END;


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[fpc-pascal] FlushBuffers of FileStream

2009-04-30 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello FPC-Pascal users discussions!

I have used this Delphi/Kylix3 this code for flushing of buffers in my
own stream descendant

{$IFDEF WIN32}
  FlushFileBuffers (Handle);
{$ELSE}
  fdatasync (Handle);
{$ENDIF}

I have found in linux.pp calling of fdatesync, but ...

How to flush buffers in Mac OS X?

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[fpc-pascal] Calling DO_SYSCALL on Mac OS X

2009-05-20 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello FPC-Pascal users discussions!

I need to flush buffers from TFileStream which I should use function
"fpfsync (Handle)", but as far as I found, there is no implementation
of DO_SYSCALL for mac. DO_SYSCALL is implemented only for BSD.

When my application crashes all files modified over TFileStream are
broken.

How to force flushing file stream?

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Re[2]: [fpc-pascal] Calling DO_SYSCALL on Mac OS X

2009-05-20 Thread Roland Turcan
<<< 20.5.2009 15:54 - Jonas Maebe "jonas.ma...@elis.ugent.be" >>>

JM> On 20 May 2009, at 15:40, Roland Turcan wrote:

>> I need to flush buffers from TFileStream which I should use function
>> "fpfsync (Handle)", but as far as I found, there is no implementation
>> of DO_SYSCALL for mac. DO_SYSCALL is implemented only for BSD.

JM> Why do you think that you need DO_SYSCALL?

I just didn't find relation of fpfsync function to mac os x
implementation.

>> When my application crashes all files modified over TFileStream are
>> broken.
>>
>> How to force flushing file stream?

JM> uses
JM>unix;
JM> ...
JM>fpfsync(handle).

I have the same actually, but it doesn't work as I expect.

When I write into FileStream any data I call FlushBuffer function
which contains fpfsync(handle), but because if still buggy version of
ported application I have some expections which crashes application
and then nearly all changed files are broken.

Are you sure, that fpfsync works fine on Mac OS?


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[fpc-pascal] How to add new function related to MAC OS X

2009-05-22 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello fpc-pas...@lists.freepascal.org!

1.

I want to add new function for Mac OS X which calls FCNTL with
F_FULLSYNC to the existing source tree, but I am really confused from
the files to be changed/added. I see that there are many include files which
declare functions for Mac OS X, but they come from *BSD directories. I
know, that it is because of compatibility with *BSD, but the interface
comes from BSD dir and implementation from FreeBSD dir.

How is it with directory tree among plaftforms?


2.

I want to use SysCall unit which is located in /rtl/unix, but it
cannot find it. When I use Unix unit I have not problem. But they are
in the same directory?!

Thanks in advance for any reply.

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[fpc-pascal] Building SVN on Mac OS X 10.5.8 intel

2009-12-03 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello FPC-Pascal users discussions!

I am not able to build SVN 14295.

/Users/test/lazarus/fpcsrc/compiler/ppc386 -XX -CX -Ur -Xs -O2 -n 
-Fu/Users/test/lazarus/fpcsrc/rtl/units/i386-darwin 
-Fu/Users/test/lazarus/fpcsrc/packages/univint/units/i386-darwin -FE. 
-FUunits/i386-darwin -di386 -dRELEASE src/CocoaAll.pas
Foundation.inc(7,2) Fatal: Can't open include file "NSAffineTransform.inc"
Fatal: Compilation aborted
make[4]: *** [CocoaAll.ppu] Error 1
make[3]: *** [fpc_smart] Error 2
make[2]: *** [cocoaint_smart] Error 2
make[1]: *** [packages_smart] Error 2
make: *** [build-stamp.i386-darwin] Error 2


What could be wrong?

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Re: [fpc-pascal] Building SVN on Mac OS X 10.5.8 intel

2009-12-15 Thread Roland Turcan
<<< 03.12.2009 15:24 - Jonas Maebe "jonas.ma...@elis.ugent.be" >>>

JM> On 03 Dec 2009, at 14:45, Roland Turcan wrote:

>> I am not able to build SVN 14295.
>>
>> /Users/test/lazarus/fpcsrc/compiler/ppc386 -XX -CX -Ur -Xs -O2 -n - 
>> Fu/Users/test/lazarus/fpcsrc/rtl/units/i386-darwin -Fu/Users/test/ 
>> lazarus/fpcsrc/packages/univint/units/i386-darwin -FE. -FUunits/i386- 
>> darwin -di386 -dRELEASE src/CocoaAll.pas
>> Foundation.inc(7,2) Fatal: Can't open include file  
>> "NSAffineTransform.inc"
>> Fatal: Compilation aborted
>> make[4]: *** [CocoaAll.ppu] Error 1
>> make[3]: *** [fpc_smart] Error 2
>> make[2]: *** [cocoaint_smart] Error 2
>> make[1]: *** [packages_smart] Error 2
>> make: *** [build-stamp.i386-darwin] Error 2
>>
>> What could be wrong?

JM> I have no idea. I cannot reproduce this problem. Does the file /Users/
JM> test/lazarus/fpcsrc/packages/cocoaint/src/foundation/ 
JM> NSAffineTransform.inc exist?

Yes, that file existed, but I have solved this by checking out of new
SVN.

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[fpc-pascal] GetProcAddress

2010-01-14 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello friends,

I have written a very simple library which contains only two exports.
It is intended to be a bridge between an old application and clipboard
on linux to exchange data.

---
library clipbrdgtk;

{$MODE Delphi}

uses
  Classes, Interfaces, Clipbrd;

function clipboard_getastext:PChar; cdecl; export;
begin
  result := PChar (Clipboard.AsText);
end;

PROCEDURE clipboard_setastext (iStr:PChar); cdecl; export;
begin
  Clipboard.AsText := String (iStr);
end;

exports
  clipboard_getastext,
  clipboard_setastext;
begin
  //
end.
-
when I later try to load it for testing in Lazarus test application I
cannot find the exports:

-
TYPE TClipboard_GetAsText = FUNCTION:PChar; CDECL;
TYPE TClipboard_SetAsText = PROCEDURE (iStr:PChar); CDECL;

TYPE TClipbrd =CLASS
  PRIVATE
FHandle:HMODULE;
FGetAsText:TClipboard_GetAsText;
FSetAsText:TClipboard_SetAsText;

FUNCTION GetAsText: STRING;
PROCEDURE SetAsText(CONST Value: STRING);

  PUBLIC
CONSTRUCTOR Create;
DESTRUCTOR Destroy; OVERRIDE;

PROPERTY AsText:STRING READ GetAsText WRITE SetAsText;
  END;

IMPLEMENTATION

USES Classes, SysUtils, Forms, dynlibs;

{ TClipbrd }

CONSTRUCTOR TClipbrd.Create;
var s :string;
BEGIN
  FHandle := 0;

  s := ExtractFilePath (Application.ExeName) + 'clipbrdgtk.so';

  IF FileExists (s) then begin
FHandle := LoadLibrary (PChar (s));
  END;

  FGetAsText := NIL;
  FSetAsText := NIL;

  IF FHandle <> 0 THEN begin
FGetAsText := GetProcAddress (FHandle, PChar ('clipboard_getastext'));
FSetAsText := GetProcAddress (FHandle, PChar ('clipboard_setastext'));
  END;
END;

DESTRUCTOR TClipbrd.Destroy;
BEGIN
  IF FHandle <> 0 THEN begin
FreeLibrary (FHandle);
  END;

  INHERITED;
END;

FUNCTION TClipbrd.GetAsText: STRING;
BEGIN
  IF Assigned (FGetAsText) THEN begin
RESULT := FGetAsText;
  END;
END;

PROCEDURE TClipbrd.SetAsText(const Value: STRING);
BEGIN
  IF Assigned (FSetAsText) THEN begin
FSetAsText (PChar (Value));
  END;
END;
---

What could be wrong, that it doesn't find the exports and FGetAsText
and FSetAsText stay NIL;

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[fpc-pascal] Delphi mode syntax error

2010-01-19 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello all,

I use Delphi style of programing in Lazarus to keep a compatibility
with Kylix and therefore I want to get this code which is valid of
Freepascal's ObjectPascal, but in {$MODE Delphi} it doesn't accept
calling of "MyItems[index]" and writes "Array type required".

How to adapt this code to be valid for Delphi mode.

TYPE
  PtrUInt = DWord;
  TMyObj  = PtrUInt;
  PMyObj  = ^TMyObj;
  TArr= ARRAY OF TMyObj;

procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
VAR MyItems :PMyObj;
Arr :TArr;
begin
  SetLength (Arr, 5);
  Arr[0] := 1;
  Arr[1] := 2;
  Arr[2] := 3;
  Arr[3] := 4;
  Arr[4] := 5;

  MyItems := Pointer (Arr);

  ShowMessage (IntToStr (MyItems[0]));
end;


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Re: [fpc-pascal] Delphi mode syntax error

2010-01-19 Thread Roland Turcan
<<< 19.01.2010 11:39 - Jonas Maebe "jonas.ma...@elis.ugent.be" >>>

JM> On 19 Jan 2010, at 11:27, Jonas Maebe wrote:

>> On 19 Jan 2010, at 11:14, Roland Turcan wrote:
>>
>>> ShowMessage (IntToStr (MyItems[0]));
>>
>> I think this should work:
>>  ShowMessage (IntToStr (MyItems[0]()));
>>
>> Please also file a bug report with a compilable example (which does  
>> not depend on Lazarus) that demonstrates the problem

JM> Well, at least if the original code compiles with Delphi/Kylix.

Thank Jonas for you reply, but FreePascal and Kylix as well reports
the same error.

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Re: [fpc-pascal] Delphi mode syntax error

2010-01-19 Thread Roland Turcan
<<< 19.01.2010 13:10 - Jonas Maebe "jonas.ma...@elis.ugent.be" >>>

JM> On 19 Jan 2010, at 12:57, Michael Van Canneyt wrote:

>> It should not compile in Delphi mode.
>> Array syntax is not supported by Delphi.

JM> Oops, only now I see he was trying to index a pointer like an array.  
JM> And even in FPC I would very strongly recommend against typecasting a
JM> dynamic array to a pointer and then performing operations using this  
JM> pointer. Dynamic arrays are opaque structures and trying to directly  
JM> access the underlying data should never be done.

Hello Jonas,

But this ways is already used in LCL/FPC source as well.

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[fpc-pascal] Fatal: Internal Error 20051152

2010-01-28 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello friends,

It started to show this %subject% since I added some code into
{$IF MyBoolCondition}

example:

{$MODE Delphi}
Unit MyUnit;

interface

Uses MyConditions;

{$IF MyCond}

//some declaration

implementation

// some code

{$ELSE}

//some declaration

implementation

// some code

{$IFEND}

end.


What could be a reason and how to avoid it?

Thanks in advance.


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[fpc-pascal] Erorr: Illegal type conversion: "Set Of ShortInt" to "LongInt"

2010-10-08 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello FPC-Pascal users discussions!

I have this conversion:

type TWordSet = set of 0..15;
 PWordSet = ^TWordSet;

var  btn: TMsgDlgButtons;

begin
  ...
  Integer(PWordSet(@btn)^) := Params[0]; // Params is Variant
  ...
end;


With FPC 2.4 it is OK, but up-to-date FPC SVN reports error in
subject.

Is it a bug or it needs different conversion.

How can I fix it?

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Re: [fpc-pascal] Erorr: Illegal type conversion: "Set Of ShortInt" to "LongInt"

2010-10-08 Thread Roland Turcan
Thanks for fast and helpful answer. It works fine.

TRoland;

<<< 08.10.2010 10:41 - Jonas Maebe "jonas.ma...@elis.ugent.be" >>>

JM> On 08 Oct 2010, at 10:33, Roland Turcan wrote:

>> I have this conversion:
>>
>> type TWordSet = set of 0..15;
>> PWordSet = ^TWordSet;
>>
>> var  btn: TMsgDlgButtons;
>>
>> begin
>>  ...
>>  Integer(PWordSet(@btn)^) := Params[0]; // Params is Variant
>>  ...
>> end;
>>
>>
>> With FPC 2.4 it is OK, but up-to-date FPC SVN reports error in
>> subject.
>>
>> Is it a bug or it needs different conversion.

JM> 
http://wiki.freepascal.org/User_Changes_Trunk#Sizes_of_sets_in_TP.2FDelphi_mode


JM> Jonas




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[fpc-pascal] Error: Can't take the address of constant expressions

2011-02-21 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello all,

I have this code:

type TMyObj = class
  private
MyPWord:PWord;
...
  end;

procedure TMyObj.Some;
begin
  ...
  Inc (Cardinal (MyPWord), 2);
  ...
end;

and compiler says %subj%

This code works fine on 32bit compiler, but what should I change to get
this running on 64bit and get the code still compatible with 32bit
compiler as well.

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[fpc-pascal] Assembling (pipe) /Users/{standard input}:2540:suffix or operands invalid for `cmovns'

2011-02-22 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello all,

I was trying to compile my project with FPC rev16967 on Mac OS X 10.5.

CONST NoChartData='No data for chart.';
...
  TextRect (R, x, y, NoChartData, TR);
...


Compiling ./comp/rtschart.pas
100 144.684/149.856 Kb Used
200 144.801/150.112 Kb Used
300 144.859/150.112 Kb Used
400 144.911/150.112 Kb Used
500 145.221/151.136 Kb Used
Assembling (pipe) /Users/{standard input}:2540:suffix or operands invalid for 
`cmovns'
{standard input}:2709:suffix or operands invalid for `cmovns'
test/develop/rts/lib/i386-darwin/rtschart.s
/Users/test/develop/rts/comp/rtschart.pas(537,41) Fatal: There were 1 errors 
compiling module, stopping

When I simply commented that line, then other completely different
kind of line had problem. It seems to me as a bug in actual revision.

Any idea what should I do or to which revision to rollback. Thanks in
advance.

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[fpc-pascal] Conversion between ordinals and pointers is not portable

2011-03-02 Thread Roland Turcan
Hello all,

I have this code:

TYPE  PRDBRecord  =^TRDBRecord;
  TRDBRecord  =PACKED RECORD
 Content :ARRAY [0..65500] OF BYTE;
   END;


VAR MOffset:INTEGER;
p  :PByteArray;
FData  :PRDBRecord;

  ...
  p := PByteArray (PtrUInt (@FData.Content[0]) + MOffset);
  ...


But the compiler informs about %subj%.

How to get rid of this warning and to make code portable?

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