nce between the two
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o FPC 3.0) Is there any workaround in 2.6.4 to
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I'd prefer just to be using 3.0 everywhere but on some legacy versions of
our product upgrading the build environment is not an option right now.
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llowed in procvar declaration
How can I do this? Is there any way for me to pass an array of const
argument through directly to a cdecl'ed procvar call?
(And yes, I know FPC has a built-in json engine... that's besides the point
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>From my experience cthreads needs to be first. So should it be:
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or
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ic loading of the
libraries at runtime.
I've tested this on linux only, your mileage may vary.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ascm327hrtmxdaq/libssh_and_curl_fpc_headers.tar.gz?dl=0
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Jonas wrote:
>
> >> I am experiencing a weird issue regarding threading and shared libraries
> >> under Linux. I've boiled it down to a very simple test case in hopes you
> >> can help me understand what I'm doing wrong.
>
> >You're not doing anything wrong. It's caused by
> >http://bugs.freepasca
Interesting: playing around with it some more, if I put an empty try/except
block inside my library's function from the example I posted, it leaks the
memory whether or not I'm using cmem.
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Imagine I have this function:
procedure ArrayTest(const data : array of char);
begin
...
end;
and in another routine I have a pchar variable. If I slice the array byte
doing this:
ArrayTest(myPChar[0..99]);
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>
> Greetings! I found another minor problem with the fcl-passrc parser.
>
> The new for-in string loop
> (http://wiki.freepascal.org/for-in_loop#String_loop) causes the parser
> to f
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ion I'm pulling out of the
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> Works fine here.
> Michael.
Hm, that's odd. I'll do a clean pull and clean build and let you know. Thanks.
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that can't be found.
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actually had to tweak to
get it to compile) with that little unit as input, you'll get a
segfault when doing the FreeAndNil(M).
I'll let you know if i run into anything else.
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> Oversight, a bug.
> I am currently working on the parser, I'll look into this.
> Michael.
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s the source file/line number
information set, but if I descend any lower than that the deeper
TPasImplBlock do not.
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is there a better way to know when to stop walking the stack? Also,
doesn't this mean that since heaptrc does the same thing, it's going
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>> Yes, it seems like a missing public alias for the FpGetRLimit function in
>> the Linux system unit.
> I added it.
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This happens targetting Linux for both i386 and x86_64.
Is this a bug?
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Mark, Jonas, and Pierre, thanks for your responses. I'll give it a
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>
> Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PowerPC#Endian_mod
mpiled programs (specifically
I'm cross compiling to powerpc-linux from x86_64-linux) targeted at
PPC work in a little endian mode setup?
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Could you use THandleStream
(http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/rtl/classes/thandlestream.html)?
myInputStream := THandleStream.Create(StdInputHandle);
...
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weeks (up in the mountains away from computers, electricity, etc.) but
I'll ruminate on it while I'm gone.
In the meanwhile I've logged a mantis issue to track:
http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=17383
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an certainly see why exceptions are to be avoided in
performance-critical code. :).
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Is that correct?
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ition of HModule.
classesh.inc has:
HMODULE = longint;
and dynlibs.pas has:
HModule = TLibHandle;
If the classes one gets used, it crashes. Anyway, I know what to do now.
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Not sure what that means...
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nd ran correctly as well once
I copied it to the target device. So apparently having that libdl.a
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> Pierre Muller
Pierre, thanks so much for taking the time to look at and resolve this
bug. It's working beautifully now.
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Thanks, it's working great now.
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>
> I'm compiling a shared object library (on an Ubuntu Linux 64-bit
> platform cross-compiling to 32-bit) and I
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I realize this message is more about VS than FPC, so I apologize if
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> Given the following example:
>
>
> program project1;
>
> {$mode objfpc}{$H+}
>
> procedur
tion compiled in?
I am compiling with FPC 2.4.0 (built from svn from the 2.4.0 release
tag) on Ubuntu 9.10 x86_64.
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>
>
> Regards,
> - Graeme -
I have had good luck with TRegExpr and have been using it in FPC for a
long time.
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compile with an error of "Error: Can't
read or write variables of this type".
Why the difference in behavior?
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you give this a try and see if you can reproduce it?
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> Well, not that recent:
> http://www.hu.freepascal.org/lists/fpc-pascal/2008-April/017199.html
>
Wow, how embarrassing. Not only is there already a mailing list thread
on the topic, but it was started by me. I have a really bad memory.
>
> It seemed to be specific to a particular machine of yo
12704a.so => ./libtw12704a.so (0x0080a000)
libc.so.6 => /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.6 (0x00c27000)
/lib/ld-linux.so.2 (0x002c7000)
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> what I&#x
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154624, cf=33834960, mu=4294897312,
ms=31752192
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Seems like that should never happen. I'll log an issue in the bug
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Does anyone know about changes to this which could cause this problem?
It's rather annoying... I know the each heap isn't really using 4.2
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m executed
with AssignStream?
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Thank you very much for the explanation.
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Is this a pipe dream? Or can I somehow make it work the way I'm expecting it?
If needed, I could provide some example projects.
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>
> I wanted to write a simple program which uses TProcess to
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CRLFs after closing tags, this doesn't affect my parser, but I
> need to add the XML to a log file and those spaces make very difficult to
> read the logs.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Leonardo M. Ramé
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or persons living or dead is purely coincidental.
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Thanks,
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ic structure.
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? HEAPTRC?
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00:00 = 621950400 = 09-16-1989 12:00:00
09-16-1989 12:00:01 = 621950400 = 09-16-1989 12:00:00
09-16-1989 12:00:02 = 621950402 = 09-16-1989 12:00:02
It seems to me that 09-16-1989 12:00:01 should be 621950401, not 621950400.
Is this broken or am I missing something?
-sg
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to STDOUT of the command
exceeds 65K (I'm testing it by running "cat /path/to/some/file" as the
command). When this happens, the P.Stderr.Read inside the while loop
just hangs and never returns.
What am I doing wrong?
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apse source
code you patched).
I'd certainly appreciate any help anyone could offer. Of course my
hope is that all of the code I've written and anything else that comes
from this could benefit the Synapse project and FPC community.
Thanks,
-SG
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My eyes! The goggle
glibc 2.6.1, I'm
> not going to spend time on this.
Okay, if you've tested it on that many other platforms I'll take your
word for it. Thanks again you for your effort!
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