RE: [fpc-pascal] Question on how to avoid memory troubleusing FindFirst(), FindNext() and FindClose()

Thanks for taking the time to offer help. I don't believe that the memory is being used up by the TStringList since I eliminated it from being populated at all. Through the whole run of examining the drive's directories it never gets given a file. Yet, memory is still completely used up. Seems

[fpc-pascal] New stylesheet for fpcunit xml reports

Hi, Dean Zobec created a new xmlreportwriter for fpcunit. Among others it supports nested test suites. Does anybody have a stylesheet for showing such a report. Maybe somebody is willing to create one. Examples of the old xml format+ style sheet (slightly modified): http://www.hu.freepascal.o

Re: [fpc-pascal] Question on how to avoid memory trouble using FindFirst(), FindNext() and FindClose()

> Can anyone recommend a method to search a whole drive, of arbitrary > size, without running out of memory. I don't know seen SysTools, but I worked analysing logfiles for a year. All containertypes (TList TObjectList and TstringList included) that have a single array as internal datastructure be

[fpc-pascal] Question on how to avoid memory trouble using FindFirst(), FindNext() and FindClose()

I am trying to EnumerateFiles (create a list of all files that match a given filespec) across and down a whole drive. I've directly used the EnumerateFiles code from TurboPower's SysTools as available on SourceForge. The code works just as TurboPower designed and it and my wrapper code runs find