> Just like to say, that I noticed the other day that Freepascal 2.0.4 has
> made it to the Ubuntu Feisty Universe repositories. Ubuntu Feisty is
> expected to be out in April, but has never had Freepascal in it's
> repositories before.
>
> I think this is great news for Freepascal...
Yes, think
It seems all those emails paid off then. :-) I've sent loads of
emails requesting they consider including FPC and Lazarus as
development tools. Why must C++ and Mono developers be so lucky and
not us!
Graeme.
On 2/15/07, Rob van der Linde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just like to say, that I n
Just like to say, that I noticed the other day that Freepascal 2.0.4 has
made it to the Ubuntu Feisty Universe repositories. Ubuntu Feisty is
expected to be out in April, but has never had Freepascal in it's
repositories before.
I think this is great news for Freepascal...
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Jason P Sage wrote:
> }
>
>
> { the fix - duh? How could I do this a Jason}
I wonder what stuff you were smoking ? ;-)
Micha
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I'm still on the look out for responses to my previous post if any one is
interested - but I wanted to share a blooper if this is ok. This frustrated
me intensely - but the ability to laugh at myself - is a good thing! I found
this rather amusing - something only a computer programmer could find
hu
On 14 feb 2007, at 17:14, Jason P Sage wrote:
If I allocate a large number of ansistrings of random lengths, change
lengths, and then set them all to empty like this: MyAnsi:='' Does
the heap
release all that memory or does it hang on to it to "reuse" the
various
"chunks" that are not in u
I've read about the heap manager, I know that ansistring's behave well in
multi-threaded apps - if you do your house keeping, but I'm trying to track
a memory leak - and I have a question.
I appreciate any and all responses, and I'm basically looking for validation
or to be corrected.
If I alloc
Michael Schnell wrote:
This (HTTP error 400) most probably indicates the "broken proxy" scenario
mentioned by Vincent.
So I supposedly am lost :(
.Michael
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you can get the latest version of the source files (if
limited to small number) using your browser (directly accessing the SVN
repository tree via http or using viewcvs.cgi). Furthermore, you can
always download the full zipped sources updated daily from our FTP server.
I did d/l the latest
Tomas Hajny schrieb:
> Michael Schnell napsal(a):
>>> This (HTTP error 400) most probably indicates the "broken proxy"
>>> scenario
>>> mentioned by Vincent.
>>>
>>>
>> So I supposedly am lost :(
>
> Not necessarily - you can get the latest version of the source files (if
> limited to small number
Michael Schnell napsal(a):
>
>> This (HTTP error 400) most probably indicates the "broken proxy"
>> scenario
>> mentioned by Vincent.
>>
>>
> So I supposedly am lost :(
Not necessarily - you can get the latest version of the source files (if
limited to small number) using your browser (directly ac
Lee, John wrote:
Saw somwhere (I think) that there is/may be a problem with later versions of SVN client re using proxies...FWIW I'm using svn CL 1.4.2 & tortoise 1.1.7 to access fpc svn, from behind firewall with proxy, port 80 - our proxy doesnt need any other authentication- & it works ok. Bef
Saw somwhere (I think) that there is/may be a problem with later versions of
SVN client re using proxies...FWIW I'm using svn CL 1.4.2 & tortoise 1.1.7 to
access fpc svn, from behind firewall with proxy, port 80 - our proxy doesnt
need any other authentication- & it works ok. Before I had the p
This (HTTP error 400) most probably indicates the "broken proxy" scenario
mentioned by Vincent.
So I supposedly am lost :(
.Michael
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Note that some proxies require special authentication methods (i.e. not
just username/password), and it may not be possible to get SVN working
with these (with reasonable effort, at least), unless you can change the
proxy configuration to something else. Specifically, I'm talking about
proxies e
Michael Schnell wrote:
>>
>> This has happened before and some people could work around it using
>> the port 8080.
> Setting the proxy in "servers" in fact started the communication to the
> SVN server.but nonetheless it ends up with an error (see the other mail)
>
>
> Error REPORT request failed o
Micha Nelissen napsal(a):
> Michael Schnell wrote:
>>
>>> The URL for tortoiseSVN is http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/fpc/trunk
>>>
>> Right. That is exactly what I did.
>>
>> The other error message I got was "PROFIND request failed on
>> '/svn/fpc/trunk'.
>> The long delay before the error is displa
Vincent Snijders wrote:
> Michael Schnell schreef:
>>
>>> The URL for tortoiseSVN is http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/fpc/trunk
>>>
>> Right. That is exactly what I did.
>>
>> The other error message I got was "PROFIND request failed on
>> '/svn/fpc/trunk'.
>
> That is the error I get too, because of
This has happened before and some people could work around it using
the port 8080.
Setting the proxy in "servers" in fact started the communication to the
SVN server.but nonetheless it ends up with an error (see the other mail)
Error REPORT request failed on '/svn/fpc/!svn/vcc/default'
Err
http://subversion.tigris.org/faq.html#proxy
This took me a bit further.
After setting the proxy url and port I now get this when tying to do a
checkout:
Error REPORT request failed on '/svn/fpc/!svn/vcc/default'
Error REPORT of /'svn/fpc/fpc/!svn/vcc/default': 400 Bad Request
(http://svn
Bram Kuijvenhoven wrote:
Note that you can browse the SVN http urls given above also with your
webbrowser. But as Vincent remarks, SVN might still fail because of the
proxy badly handling 'Webdav comments'. Unfortunately the server
currently doesn't seem to listen to the https port, neither to
Michael Schnell wrote:
The URL for tortoiseSVN is http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/fpc/trunk
Right. That is exactly what I did.
The other error message I got was "PROFIND request failed on
'/svn/fpc/trunk'.
The long delay before the error is displayed suggests that the server
does not answe
Michael Schnell wrote:
Using TortoiseSVN I get "could not connect to server
(http://snv.freepascal.org) if I try to do SNV checkout.
p.s. Does TortoiseSVN use the proxy configuration from Explorer ? With
http://snv.freepascal.org Explorer does show me the Free Pascal home page.
That is becau
Michael Schnell schreef:
The URL for tortoiseSVN is http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/fpc/trunk
Right. That is exactly what I did.
The other error message I got was "PROFIND request failed on
'/svn/fpc/trunk'.
The long delay before the error is displayed suggests that the server
does not ans
Michael Schnell schreef:
The URL for tortoiseSVN is http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/fpc/trunk
Right. That is exactly what I did.
The other error message I got was "PROFIND request failed on
'/svn/fpc/trunk'.
That is the error I get too, because of a broken or misconfigured proxy.
Vincent
The URL for tortoiseSVN is
http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/fpc/trunk
Right. That is exactly what I did.
The other error message I got was "PROFIND request failed on
'/svn/fpc/trunk'.
The long delay before the error is displayed suggests that the server
does not answer at all - not even with
On Wed, 14 Feb 2007, Michael Schnell wrote:
>
> > There is a typo: use http://svn.freepascal.org
> Right That is what I did. with the correct address I get the error message
> after a waiting time of about a minute. Using a wrong address (like snv...) I
> get a different error message within
There is a typo: use http://svn.freepascal.org
Right That is what I did. with the correct address I get the error
message after a waiting time of about a minute. Using a wrong address
(like snv...) I get a different error message within a second.
So the DNS can resolve the name.
-Michael
Michael Schnell schreef:
See http://www.freepascal.org/develop.var#svn for details on using SVN
-- note that the command use an URL starting with http://. For Windows
there is also a nice graphical Shell integrated interface to SVN,
called TortoiseSVN.
Using TortoiseSVN I get "could not conne
Using TortoiseSVN I get "could not connect to server
(http://snv.freepascal.org) if I try to do SNV checkout.
p.s. Does TortoiseSVN use the proxy configuration from Explorer ? With
http://snv.freepascal.org Explorer does show me the Free Pascal home page.
-Michael
See http://www.freepascal.org/develop.var#svn for details on using SVN
-- note that the command use an URL starting with http://. For Windows
there is also a nice graphical Shell integrated interface to SVN,
called TortoiseSVN.
Using TortoiseSVN I get "could not connect to server
(http://snv.
Bram Kuijvenhoven schreef:
Michael Schnell wrote:
How can access the SVN ?
Unfortunately I suppose I can't access a Version Control System as
here we ave a Firewall that only allows to do http and ftp via a proxy.
IIRC SVN also can use the http protocol (exactly for this reason).
Note that
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