> I'd suggest asking on one of the freebsd mailing lists or some forum.
Hum, we are very near the goal, I prefer to resolve it with fpc-family ;-)
Fre;D
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Hello Marc.
And thanks to help.
OK, I have investigate more and there is something that disturb me:
When compiling on a FreeBSD 64 bit system using fpc-freebsd-*64*, there is
that message on linking:
[3.069] Searching file /usr/bin/ld... found
[3.069] Using util /usr/bin/ld
[3.069] Executing "/
On Fr, 2016-09-02 at 09:32 -0700, fredvs wrote:
> Hello Marc.
Hi Fred.
> Thanks for the infos, good to know that it is possible to install linux
> package via FreeBSD-pkg install.
> Sadly I did not see any linux-ld or linux-binutils package in
> https://www.freebsd.org/ports/linux.html
>
> So, t
On Fr, 2016-09-02 at 08:57 -0700, fredvs wrote:
> Hello.
>
> The night was very long and hard...
>
> I have some result.
>
> Here how I did:
>
> - Copy ld-linux into /compat/linux/bin
>
> - Copy dependencies-linux needed by ld-linux (some needed to be in
> /compat/linux/lib, other in /compat/l
Hello Marc.
Thanks for the infos, good to know that it is possible to install linux
package via FreeBSD-pkg install.
Sadly I did not see any linux-ld or linux-binutils package in
https://www.freebsd.org/ports/linux.html
So, the manually way that i did is the only way (yes/no ?).
Many thanks for
Hello.
The night was very long and hard...
I have some result.
Here how I did:
- Copy ld-linux into /compat/linux/bin
- Copy dependencies-linux needed by ld-linux (some needed to be in
/compat/linux/lib, other in /compat/linux/lib64).
- When using fpc-linux to compile-link a simple fpgui-prog
El 02/09/2016 a las 15:24, Graeme Geldenhuys escribió:
information will pollute the generated XML to stdout.
Why not specify a output file for the generated XML, instead of letting
it go to stdout. Run the FPCUnit console test application with the -h
parameter to see what options are available.
On 2016-09-02 14:14, José Mejuto wrote:
> but if I use the writeln this
> information will pollute the generated XML to stdout.
Why not specify a output file for the generated XML, instead of letting
it go to stdout. Run the FPCUnit console test application with the -h
parameter to see what opti
El 02/09/2016 a las 14:39, Graeme Geldenhuys escribió:
If the tests may show some kind of progress information
I'm assuming you are talking about FPCUnit?
If so, there is already a test progress listener implemented in the form
of the TProgressWriter class (see the consoletestrunner.pas unit).
On 2016-09-02 00:48, José Mejuto wrote:
> If the tests may show some kind of progress information
I'm assuming you are talking about FPCUnit?
If so, there is already a test progress listener implemented in the form
of the TProgressWriter class (see the consoletestrunner.pas unit).
Simply run you
On Fri, 2 Sep 2016, Giuliano Colla wrote:
In my application I stumbled into a problem with a search in a
HashedStringList: IndexOfName doesn't return the proper index if the search
string doesn't match the name case, even if CaseSensitive is set to false.
For common sense and Delphi compati
On Fri, 2 Sep 2016, José Mejuto wrote:
Hello,
In the TTestSuite class when process is finished a XML is written to
stdout. If the tests may show some kind of progress information, for
manually run tests, this information must be in stdout, stderr, is there
a specific method available for p
In my application I stumbled into a problem with a search in a
HashedStringList: IndexOfName doesn't return the proper index if the
search string doesn't match the name case, even if CaseSensitive is set
to false.
For common sense and Delphi compatibility
(http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/Libra
On 01.09.2016 03:28, Karoly Balogh (Charlie/SGR) wrote:
90% of the same as for the LLVM backend applies.
I suppose inline ASM should be no problem with the GNU compile
infrastructure. With the typical "embedded" cross compiling, all high
language code is compiled to their ASM dialect and conv
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