Just came across this on my fb timeline:
https://pascal.today/2016/08/01/arc-for-non-managed-types/
would be interesting for gc lovers. WARNING: the given code there doesn't
compile with FPC, even on trunk
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2016-08-02 11:43 GMT+02:00 leledumbo :
> Just came across this on my fb timeline:
> https://pascal.today/2016/08/01/arc-for-non-managed-types/
> would be interesting for gc lovers. WARNING: the given code there doesn't
> compile with FPC, even on trunk
>
Nothing new. Proposed long time ago (2008!
I just came accross another issue of string concatenation within my program
that worked okay before FPC 3 but fails after updating to FPC 3.
I had not used this function since the update so I found the problem
only now (by accident):
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type MyStringType =
Am 2016-08-02 um 12:25 schrieb Jürgen Hestermann:
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> type MyStringType = string;
> var S : MyStringType;
> Liste : array of MyStringType;
> i : SizeInt;
>
> begin
> [..] // "Liste" is setup with many string entries (which are also shown
El 02/08/2016 a las 16:51, Jürgen Hestermann escribió:
I would expect that with the new string encoding handling
widestring will be converted automatically to "MyStringType"
(which is string in my case). This assumption is encouraged
by the fact that "Liste" is shown with the correct list of al
> In FPC (branch for smart pointers) we have own much faster implementation
(based on the default field):
>
> https://github.com/maciej-izak/PascalSmartPointers
>
> which is usable also for nullable types.
I think I've seen this before, but never really dig in to the
implementation.
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