On 25.05.24 10:30, Peter via fpc-devel wrote:
Hi all,
I was wondering: would it make sense to split the release schedule of
the compiler and the included packages?
Compiler releases are not frequent (latest is May 2021). In the
meantime, useful functionality, bug fixes and improvements have bee
Indeed - I'm not giving up! I installed Clang via LLVM. Which of the
EXE files is actually the assembler? It's not entirely clear (no
"clang-as", for example). (Although I trust it works!)
I've got some ideas as to how to start debugging. I will solve this puzzle!
Kit
On 25/05/2024 16:42
J. Gareth Moreton via fpc-devel schrieb am
Sa., 25. Mai 2024, 10:49:
> Thought I'd give a small update.
>
> I was distracted over the past month with work, the arm-linux blocking
> bug and a couple of merge requests which were much easier to develop!
> I'm now having a solid bash at getting Windo
On Sat, 25 May 2024, Peter via fpc-devel wrote:
Hi all,
I was wondering: would it make sense to split the release schedule of
the compiler and the included packages?
Compiler releases are not frequent (latest is May 2021). In the
meantime, useful functionality, bug fixes and improvements ha
Thought I'd give a small update.
I was distracted over the past month with work, the arm-linux blocking
bug and a couple of merge requests which were much easier to develop!
I'm now having a solid bash at getting Windows on ARM64 working. It's
proving harder than anticipated because I can't
Hi all,
I was wondering: would it make sense to split the release schedule of
the compiler and the included packages?
Compiler releases are not frequent (latest is May 2021). In the
meantime, useful functionality, bug fixes and improvements have been
added to the packages. To use these added and
