On 03/15/2014 07:33 PM, Paul Breneman wrote:
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>>> http://turbocontrol.com/gnuroot.htm is a new (unpublished) web page.
Feedback appreciated!
Thanks for the feedback.
My main specialty is communication software (
www.turbocontrol.com/APro.htm ), so right now that is what I'm working
on. I h
On 03/15/2014 04:59 PM, Sandro Cumerlato wrote:
Really interesting!
Please fix typo: "chmod 755 ppcaarm" should be "chmod 755 ppcarm".
I hope to see a GUI Hello World soon.
Sandro
On 15 Mar 2014 19:47, "Paul Breneman" wrote:
http://turbocontrol.com/gnuroot.htm is a new (unpublished) web pag
Really interesting!
Please fix typo: "chmod 755 ppcaarm" should be "chmod 755 ppcarm".
I hope to see a GUI Hello World soon.
Sandro
On 15 Mar 2014 19:47, "Paul Breneman" wrote:
> http://turbocontrol.com/gnuroot.htm is a new (unpublished) web page.
> Feedback appreciated!
>
On 15.03.2014 13:33, leledumbo wrote:
fpc -alnrt and check the generated assembly yourself
-al is enough for checking this.
Regards,
Sven
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2014-03-15 15:39 GMT-03:00 Paul Breneman :
> http://turbocontrol.com/gnuroot.htm is a new (unpublished) web page.
> Feedback appreciated!
Nice! Can you compile Brook framework* in your tool checking if it is
compatible with ARM? Thank you!
* - http://silvioprog.github.io/brookframework/
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http://turbocontrol.com/gnuroot.htm is a new (unpublished) web page.
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On Sat, 15 Mar 2014, Xiangrong Fang wrote:
Thanks, this is important to know!
The latest version of the docs mentions this explicitly:
http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/ref/refsu18.html#x42-460003.3.1
Michael.
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Thanks, this is important to know!
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Am 2014-03-15 15:06, schrieb Xiangrong Fang:
> I just want to confirm one thing:
> var
> a, b: array of Integer;
> begin
> SetLength(a, 100);
> SetLength(b, 100);
> a := b;
> end.
> Now "a" will point to the same memory block as "b". Since dynamic arrays are
ref counted,
> I don't need to
Hi there,
I just want to confirm one thing:
var
a, b: array of Integer;
begin
SetLength(a, 100);
SetLength(b, 100);
a := b;
end.
Now "a" will point to the same memory block as "b". Since dynamic arrays
are ref counted, I don't need to worry about the memory originally
allocated for "a",
fpc -alnrt and check the generated assembly yourself
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> I thought that it was mentioned there somewhere already...
> If nit feel free to add it. That's what a wiki is good for afterall. ^^
Done.
=> http://wiki.freepascal.org/shared_library
Many thanks Sven.
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>I thought that it was mentioned there somewhere already...
> If nit feel
free to add it. That's what a wiki is good for afterall. ^^
Hum, never seen... I will add it ASAP ;-)
> You don't need the MyString variable, you can simply use
> AStringClass.SomeText.
=> OK
> And you should definitel
Hi All,
Is nested inline allowed? i.e. will the compiler generate inlined code for
the following source:
procedure a; inline;
begin
end;
procedure b; inline;
begin
a;
end;
if I call b() in the main program, will the compile copy code for both a
and b to avoid function calls?
Thanks,
Xiangron
On Sat, 15 Mar 2014, Xiangrong Fang wrote:
Hi All,
I wonder where should I put procedure modifiers, in the interface section, or
implementation section, or both?
e.g.
interface
function test(data: Integer): Integer; inline; <-- here?
Interface is the place where you should put them for s
Hi All,
I wonder where should I put procedure modifiers, in the interface section,
or implementation section, or both?
e.g.
interface
function test(data: Integer): Integer; inline; <-- here?
implementation
function test(data: Integer): Integer; inline; <-- here?
begin
//..
end;
Thanks,
Xi
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