sized bool?
Bernd
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¹ I am trying to find out whether I can make a libpurple (Pidgin)
plugin in FPC without needing these headers and gcc at all and without
jumping through too many hoops. Now I have it loading, registering and
unloading without a crash already :-) its not as complicated as I
ave posted the results of yesterday's experiments
after it finally started working for the first time in the Lazarus
forum:
http://www.lazarus.freepascal.org/index.php/topic,10795.msg91177.html#msg91177
just in case somebody else also wants to experiment with it and
doesn't
Am 22. April 2012 16:46 schrieb Mattias Gaertner :
> Why not use gboolean from the glib unit?
I didn't know it exists, so I didn't even try to search for it
Thanks for the info :-)
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Am 22. April 2012 17:39 schrieb Marco van de Voort :
> FPC 2.6.0+ introduced boolean8/16/32/64 types for this.
I just saw it in gtypes.inc and wondered what this is, this is the
first time I have seen these new boolean types. Also Lazarus does not
yet know about them in the code completion.
Am 22. April 2012 17:39 schrieb Marco van de Voort :
> gboolean,
> like Pascal booleans, are only true =1.
Just out of curiosity, how can they enforce this for the C compiler
with only some definitions in a header file? Isn't it just an alias
for int? what if i just write
gboolean something;
som
a good idea or would there have
been an even more elegant way to achieve the same?
Bernd
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ertainly more complicated because of the binutils but maybe also
became easier), but I don't have enough experience with this to feel
confident enough to make changes. Someone else with more routine in
cross compiling should do this.
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by L"Z:\\home\\bernd\\proj\\inventar\\inventar.exe") not found
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2012/4/29 Mattias Gaertner :
>> I tried this but then it seems it would try to use what is configured
>> in "Build Lazarus"
> I fixed that. Please test.
Now it works, now just setting the target OS is sufficient :-)
Thank you!
Bernd
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ariable is
used" or should I file a bug? Or would this introduce too many
complications and ugliness into the compiler that simply are not worth
the effort?
var
A,B : Integer;
begin
B := 0; // will warn about unused B
for A := 0 to 1000 do begin
// no warning about
unixutil
another deprecated function that has not written any hint towards its
replacement right behind the 'deprecated' keyword (where it would
belong). The RTL documentation also does not contain any hints.
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months or so) while I am in a hurry (always) it irritates me sometimes
;-)
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just make your own TFileStream descendant with a slightly different
constructor that is using the widestring file open API? Maybe you
could then use such a customized stream with AssignStream()?
(Untested)
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2012/5/18 Zaher Dirkey :
> Hi,
>
> I have 2 objects inherited from the base one
>
> T_A = class(TObject);
>
> T_B1 = class(T_A);
> T_B2 = class(T_A);
> T_B3 = class(T_A);
How about this:
T_A = class(TObject);
T_AX = class(T_A);// <-- this class implements your extensions
T_B1 = class(T_AX);
This is a pure fpc project, no LCL. If I have understood it correctly
then I have to call the CallAction() method for every connection I
have created but this seems to totally contradict what it claims to be
able to do: namely using some sophisticated event-mechanism that can
watch multiple handles
2012/5/29 Bernd Kreuss :
> Also with my code I
> seem to be able to produce strange crashes inside heaptrc that I have
> never seen before.
Here it is again:
Marked memory at $ACBCEC60 invalid
Wrong signature $ instead of F1283A25
$015D75BD FINISH_HEAP_FREE_TODO_LIST, li
2012/5/29 Jonas Maebe :
> It means that you have memory corruption in your program (using objects after
> freeing them, writing via pointers that have already been freed, writing past
> end of a memory block allocated to a pointer, etc).
This seems to happen inside the TLEpollEventer (it won't
I'm going to experiment with something like this:
https://gist.github.com/2842807
Am I calling for trouble, did I forget something?
According to some Google searching it seems other people have
successfully done similar things in their C programs, has anybody here
on this list already experiment
2012/5/31 Bernd :
> I'm going to experiment with something like this:
>
> https://gist.github.com/2842807
>
I just patched my local copy of lNet to use this unit after winsock2
and tried it with Windows XP professional in a virtual machine, I went
even higher with the number
2012/5/31 Bernd :
> I would like to propose something like this as a patch against
> [...]
> lNet to make the TLSelectEventer work the same way on all
> supported platforms
Almindor committed it to trunk :-)
Now we can have non-LCL TCP servers with up to 1023 concurrent
connection
with colBlack which is (0,0,0,$) it must start
with colTransparent which is (0,0,0,0)
After applying this patch I can now properly scale images with alpha channel.
Bernd
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2012/6/9 Bernd :
> It makes it
> impossible to scale any image with alpha channel (the colors are fine
> but the alpha channel will be messed up completely.
I have made a minimal demo program to demonstrate the bug and
filed a bug: http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php
is is supposed to work.
Run;
end;
end.
now (while in the core folder) from the console I do fppkg build and
this happens:
bernd@t40:~/proj/git_torchat_laz/src/core\ $ fppkg build
/usr/bin/ld: warning: link.res contains output sections; did you forget -T?
Start building package core for targe
Ok, I'm slowly making progress. The Targets.AddUnit() method needs the
unit file name (with extension).
But there is another problem. fpmake is slwwww.
bernd@t40:~/proj/git_torchat_laz/src/core\ $ time fppkg build
Start building package torchat-core for target i386-
n 64 bit?
Pointers should be ok, but what is with int and Integer and what is
with enums? And are there maybe also certain compiler switches that
influence it? What might be wrong?
Bernd
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long. Once my tester on the other side of the atlantic wakes up I can
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2012/6/17 Florian Klämpfl :
> Am 17.06.2012 01:02, schrieb Be
2012/6/17 Jonas Maebe :
> And if you use {$packrecords c}, then FPC is guaranteed to use the same
> alignment as C compilers (aka what the platform ABI specifies).
Done :-)
https://github.com/prof7bit/TorChat/blob/torchat2/src/purple/purple.pas
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2012/6/17 Bernd :
> 2012/6/17 Jonas Maebe :
>
>> And if you use {$packrecords c}, then FPC is guaranteed to use the same
>> alignment as C compilers (aka what the platform ABI specifies).
>
> Done :-)
> https://github.com/prof7bit/TorChat/blob/torchat2/src/purple/purple
2012/6/17 Michalis Kamburelis :
> Indexed is false by default in FPC >= 2.6.1, see "BTW" and notes in
> http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=21835
Ah, then this mystery is also solved. I instructed the person who
helped me to install the .deb packages from freepascal because Ubuntu
only has 2.4
2012/6/18 ik :
> Hi,
>
> I'm playing a bit with the notion of execute a method dynamically on demand.
> I'ved created the following PoC:
> https://gist.github.com/2950789
Souldn't this be
Exec: procedure of object;
instead of only procedure? Imho one pointer alone can not be enough,
it should ne
2012/6/20 :
> Try
>
>
>
> MyTTime := HugeNumberOfSecondsInteger / (3600 * 24);
MyTTime := HugeNumberOfSecondsInteger / SecsPerDay;
The predefined constants from SysUtils look nicer.
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2012/6/20 Krzysztof :
> Ffmpeg looks similar like Mencoder project. So I have some solutions
> for output encoding, but there is a problem how to send frames to this
> encoders. Mencoder can encode video from series of PNG files, but
> can't find similar option in ffmpeg.
ffmpeg can read a stream
as(77,32) Fatal: Syntax error, ":" expected but "FOR" found
I have stripped down the example to the bare minimum, so the line
numbers do not match but in the original file (77,32) points to the
"for" in the first line of the t
tly enough for me at the beginning, so I simply did not see
it, although I scanned the document diagonally up and down at least
three times. I should try to read more slowly.
Bernd
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2012/6/29 Bernd :
> and I call it with [] as the last parameter
should I leave it as it is and simply pass [nil] to it to make a
null-terminated list?
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2012/6/30 Sven Barth :
> Your explanation is very nice and mostly correct, but in case of external
> cdecl functions in FPC the "varargs" modifier and a "array of const"
> parameter imply the same C compatible parameter passing in the compiler. See
> also here:
> http://freepascal.org/docs-html/re
2012/7/7 tazio mirandola
> hi all,
>
> i'm trying to resize a jpg via fpc-image, this is the relevant
> code(adapted from http://wiki.freepascal.org/fcl-image):
>
>
for resizing you should use StretchDraw() from the TCanvas object:
ImageOriginal := TFPMemoryImage.Create(0, 0);
Imag
While implementing an OLE drag&drop source I stumbled over this:
shlobj.pp, Line 2444
function SHCreateStdEnumFmtEtc(cfmt:UINT; afmt:array of TFORMATETC;
var ppenumFormatEtc:IEnumFORMATETC):HRESULT;StdCall;external
External_library name 'SHCreateStdEnumFmtEtc';
this must be wrong. I got nothin
2012/8/31 Kenneth Cochran :
> I'm finding myself in need of a parser for object pascal. I'm wondering if
> fpc exposes any of the output (syntax trees, graphs, etc) from the parser
> that could be consumed by an external tool?
Depending on what exactly you need and how difficult it is to get a
sy
2012/9/3 Krzysztof :
> Hmm problem is that I'm trying deploy libQt4Pas with my application (I
> have run.sh script which do "export
> LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/opt/myapp/lib" before running
> application) and I see that this library trying do something in /opt
> folder:
> open("/opt/myapp/l
2012/9/4 Reinier Olislagers :
> Perhaps you're using some protection/privilege management system
> (AppArmor, SELinux, something else) that restricts internet access to
> the application running under root...
The owner of the file or the folder does not affect under which UID it
will run. All oth
2012/9/4 Mark Morgan Lloyd :
> What files were changed by the chown -R operation? In other words, compare
> before and after.
One more thing comes to mind: It is necessary to set the x bit for
folders. If you create the directory tree and then recursively chown
and chmod all files and folders the
2012/9/24 Christo :
> I'm new to using git so it may be
> something trivial I'm missing.
Regarding git,
I highly recommend using the easygit wrapper to make life easier,
especially when you come from SVN because git will be very confusing
in the beginning if you are used to svn and then try to u
2012/9/25 patspiper :
> Hi,
>
> Despite
> http://wiki.freepascal.org/User_Changes_2.4.0#Treating_direct-mapped_properties_as_regular_fields,
> shouldn't the following be legal? I tested under FPC 2.6.1 and 2.7.1.
This shouldn't even matter here since IMHO it should work even if Ref
were a function
2012/9/25 patspiper :
> procedure test;
> begin
> Move(MyClass1.Ref.Data^, MyClass2.Ref.Data^, 1);
> end;
and if you cast it to some other pointer type before dereferencing the
error goes away:
procedure test;
begin
Move(MyClass1.Ref.Data^, PByte(MyClass2.Ref.Data)^, 1);
end;
But this should
2012/9/25 Graeme Geldenhuys :
> Thanks for the tip, but Git is *not* difficult to use. To cover the average
> developer workflow, you need like 3-4 commands max. If you can't remember 4
> commands, then you have bigger issues than git.
I know that git is not as complicated as it initially seems b
2012/10/1 Mattias Gaertner :
> Hi,
>
> I need to edit XMP data in images (at least tif, jpg).
If you need some quick and dirty solution then I have something here
that will one day become part of an application to tag and organize
jpeg images from digital cameras. It will start a separate exiftool
2012/10/1 Johann Glaser :
> Is it necessary to have the unit "CThreads" in my Uses clause?
No, only if you use threads in your pascal code.
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I'm trying to build current 2.6.1 on Ubuntu Precise with
build-dependency fpc-2.4.4 (because there exist no later version of
fpc in precise) and gettting this error:
bunxh.inc(24,52) Fatal: Syntax error, ":" expected but "identifier NSET" found
the offending line in rtl/unix/bunxh.inc is:
Fu
2012/10/6 Jonas Maebe :
> As has been mentioned a "few" times before, building FPC development versions
> has always been only supported when starting with the latest release. So: yes.
I have never tried to build it on Launchpad servers before so I never
ran into this problem before and also goo
2012/10/6 Florian Klämpfl :
> Well, if somebody does testing and provides the necessary fixes, it can
> be done. I will not waste time with it because I personally consider it
> as a problem of the linux package system and not FPC's problem.
It can be solved in Ubuntu, its just a bit more tricky.
2012/10/6 Marco van de Voort :
> which should have been done 9 months ago, like the other distributions.
>
> 2.6.0 is from January 1st.
I'm neither Debian nor Ubuntu official, I'm just an ordinary user who
wants to publish software via launchpad and for this to work
everything needs to be abl
2012/10/7 Bernd :
> I'm currently uploading a source package which I have quickly put
> together for fpc-2.6.0 to launchpad, hoping it will successfully build
> tonight
This is the ppa (should contain fpc and fpc-source for ubuntu 12.04
once the build has completed):
https:/
I have set up a daily build of latest 2.6.1:
https://code.launchpad.net/~prof7bit/+archive/fpc-2.6-latest
ppa:prof7bit/fpc-2.6-latest
(should update automatically from now on without manual intervention)
and also (because I needed it once for bootstrapping and will also
need it for lazarus-1.0.0)
2012/10/10 :
> However when
> objects have methods, does that change memory alignment
No. As long as there are no virtual methods it will not affect the
size or the memory layout. From what I have read the new gtk3 API for
fpc will also use objects (with methods and also inheritance) instead
of r
2012/11/11 Sven Barth :
> Yes and this is exactly what the change states. You can not write "varargs"
> functions in Pascal that can be accessed from C.
Wouldn't it be possible to write a function in pascal that declares a
simple longint parameter instead of the varargs and then inside the
functi
2012/11/11 Jonas Maebe :
> No, because the C varargs calling convention does not simply pass the
> parameters on the stack on most platforms.
Where else are the arguments if not on the stack? Everything I have
read so far about varargs and cdecl says they are on the stack.
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2012/11/11 Jonas Maebe :
> Then you probably only read about i386 ABIs (and maybe m68k).
But a bunch of ifdefs should do the trick then, it should still be
possible to implement every possible implementation in pascal somehow.
Is there a document somewhere that specifies how exactly cdecl vararg
2012/11/11 Jonas Maebe :
> No, it is not possible. There are no Pascal (or C, for that matter)
> expressions that map to particular registers on entry into the function.
ok, my wording was wrong. What I really meant to say was that if I am
absolutely determined to find a solution because I have
amongst other things messes around with stdout/stdin)
seems to be undocumented voodoo magic to me.
Bernd
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2010/7/18 Sven Barth :
> Also you can try unit StreamIO (in fcl-base) which allows you to use Streams
> as TextFiles (you can also look at it to learn how to implement your own
> text driver).
This looks more promising, streams seem to be a more high level
implementation of such concepts. I'm cur
OK, I got it working now. Just in case somebody else is googling for
something like this:
first I define a class TDebugStream that will later replace the standard output:
Type
TDebugStream = class(TStream)
function Write(const Buffer; Count : Longint) : Longint; override;
end;
implementa
2010/7/18 Michael Van Canneyt :
> I think that simply
>
> AssignStream(Output,S);
> Rewrite(Output);
>
> Probably would work as well.
Yes, you are of course right, this is simpler. I just forgot to
simplify it after I was initially playing around and experimenting
with a separate file and without
2011/3/28 Mattias Gaertner :
>
> The Lazarus team is glad to announce the 0.9.30 release. This release
> is based on fpc 2.4.2.
Somebody should notify heise.de, it seems they have missed it.
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Hi,
I found this:
http://pastebin.com/T4jkeE6F
in a zip file called vfp.tar.bz4 somewhere on the web, it seems not
maintained since ages but obviously it must have compiled at some time
in the past. I am tying to see whether I can hack a quick and dirty
program that is able to open an v4l device
fuscated kernel headers into something readable and
usable is really not a trivial task at all.
Bernd
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2011/4/24 Paulo Costa :
> the TSdpoVideo4L2 component has the V4L2 translated...
Thanks. This is interesting. I saw this before but didn't look deeper
into it after I read "UVC compliant USB cameras" in the wiki, this
seemed to imply for me that it would only work with the subset of
cameras that
searching for the same problem. It also
contains a class with some methods that demonstrates how to open the
cam and grab images, I have used it in this current form to
sucessfully grab streaming images from an old QuickCam Express that
uses the qc-usb driver on kernel 2.6.24.
Bernd
{ Implements t
pen(), v4l2_ioctl(), v4l2_mmap() etc. and all existing
(known) V4L2 cameras could then be set to BGR24 and would deliver
uncompressed 24bit BGR video.
If I have some time next weekend I will make a patch against
SdpoVideo4L2 (with an ifdef) that allows enabling this functionality.
Be
27;t have much time for this today anymore, I will continue later.
Also I doubt they will ever accept it. I only wanted to know why on
earth the C++ version can be so fast and why the existing Pascal
version is so slow and how fast this problem can be solved at all.
Bernd
kn2.lpr
Description
nd;
begin
try
bar;
except
on E: Exception do begin
writeln(E.ToString, ': ', E.Message);
DumpExceptionBackTrace(StdOut);
end;
end;
end.
if I compile with -gl and no optimizations and execute this then it
will dump a stack trace to the console:
bernd@
use windows.
There must be a simple function in the RTL to get the current time (in
UTC) that works on all platforms, I am sure I must be missing
something, such a function surely exists in a modern runtime library
in the year 2011, doesn't it?
Because I have no idea how to do this properly (It has been a hundred
years since I last used this form of file IO in Pascal) I have done
the following hack, just to get it running somehow but now I wonder
what would be the proper way to do this. How can I do something like a
hypothetical IsOpen(St
Only the console problem made me realize again that it seems
I have completely forgotten everything I ever knew about the File and
Text types and their internal mechanisms.
Bernd
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fits into my Pascal brain) how would the
C compiler or linker know from where exactly to import these
functions? Where is this information, how are these C folks doing
these things, what kind of magic have they going on?
confused,
Bernd
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2011/7/15 Sven Barth :
> Hmm... I don't know whether I understand your intension correctly, but do
> you know about the unit "IOStream"?
I know about streams and use all sorts of streams every day, but what
i don't know very much about is the old pascal-ish way of handling
files that I have not u
m currently experimenting with my own header translations.
Bernd
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_add(a,a,a)
without allocating more than one number handle)?
Bernd
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2011/7/28 Bernd :
> And also maybe does some
> clever and elegant pattern exist that would enable me to simply reuse
> the instance of A (if an initialized object exists already on the left
> side of the assignment)
For example (pseudocode, not sure if this is allowed):
operator + (
2011/7/28 Bernd :
> operator + (a,b: IBigNum):IBigNum;
> begin
> if not assigned(Result) then
> Result := TBigNum.Create;
> BN_add(Result.BN, a.BN, b.BN);
> end;
>
> Am I allowed to access the Result in this way? I have done only a few
> experiments and at one ti
2011/7/28 Bernd :
> I have tried making
> use of Interface and TInterfacedObject and this seems to do what I
> want: for example when witing A := A + B the + operator would return a
> new instance and the reference counting would then automatically call
> the destructor of A when
user of that unit would have many
WTF-moments when debugging the unexpected strange behavior in his code
and all the efforts of making it look and behave natural would
effectively be nullified by such a problem.
Bernd
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2011/7/29 Jürgen Hestermann :
> Bernd schrieb:
>> Occasionally I hear other people mentioning operator overloading as a
>> must-have feature of any decent language but I wonder what real-world
>> problems they are actually solving with it.
>
> I think operator overloa
2011/7/30 Florian Klaempfl :
> The automatic constructor/destructor concept of C++ causes the same
> overhead. And the overhead for a function or operator overloading based
> approach is the same imo. Or do you have any example where a function
> based approach performs better? Overloaded operator
2011/7/30 Florian Klämpfl :
> This is exactly what ref. counting solves? Did you read my other mail
> regarding your problem with ref. counting?
Yes, of course Ref counting "solves" it (in the sense that it can all
be made to work as expected and not leak memory) and your suggestion
of checking t
2011/7/31 Honza :
> 2011/7/28 Bernd :
>> ¹ I depend on OpenSSL already anyways, so I thought why not make use
>> of its bignum too when I need it.
>
> I hope you're aware of the FPC GMP bindings:
>
> http://wiki.freepascal.org/gmp
It seems the author fought with t
2011/10/25 :
>> targethread.queue(
>> procedure(targetobject:ttargetobject;a:integer;b:someobject;c:string)
>> begin
>> targetobject.destinationprocedure(a,b,c);
>> end;
>>
>> Note how common this looks compared to the original.
>
> One point is that you cou
2011/10/25 Marco van de Voort :
> Equivalent solution with anon functions:
>
> targethread.queue(
> procedure(targetobject:ttargetobject;a:integer;b:someobject;c:string)
> begin
> targetobject.destinationprocedure(a,b,c);
> end;
shouldn't this be
targeth
2011/11/5 Michael Van Canneyt :
> Procedure SomeOuter;
>
> Var
> d,e,f : SomeType;
>
> Procedure
> SomeInner(targetobject:ttargetobject;a:integer;b:someobject;c:string)
> begin
> targetobject.destinationprocedure(a,b,c);
> end;
>
> begin
> Targethread.queue(@SomeInner(aobject,d,e,f));
>
2011/11/6 Michael Van Canneyt :
> I am not against closure functionality, although I highly doubt it is *that*
> useful as some people make it out to be. Even so, I use it in my Javascript
> programming.
I'm also not entirely sure about the necessity of closures in OP, but
I must admit I am not t
2011/11/6 Florian Klämpfl :
> It would be probably more clear to write and this more pascalish:
>
> Procedure SomeOuter;
>
> Var
> d,e,f : SomeType;
>
> Lambda Procedure
> SomeInner(targetobject:ttargetobject;a:integer;b:someobject;c:string)
> begin
> targetobject.destinationprocedure(a,b,c)
dden). In your main program you would declare a
class TFred derived from TJim and override fna. Then when you make an
instance of TFred and call Fred.fnb the code of fnb would
automatically use the fna method of TFred.
Bernd
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specializing the behavior of some
generic library code).
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2.6.0 (no more RC needed)
create tags/release_2_6_0
in fixes_2_6 change version to 2.6.1
fix bugs...
so that the fixes branch always at any time has the highest version
number of this branch, higher than everything released from this
branch so far?
Bernd
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2011/11/24 Jonas Maebe :
>> The branch fixes_2_6 still has the version 2.5.1. shouldn't this be
>> set to 2.6.0-RC1.1?
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> No. Only releases have even version numbers (RC or not).
Thats why I wrote RC1.1 to solve this dilemma, to give it an odd
number between RC1 and RC2.
ing more consistent. Initially I really thought I
had gotten something wrong when I started using the 2_6 branch and it
installed itself into the old 2.5.1 directory, i intuitively expected
the 2_6 branch would also carry a 2.6 version number.
Bernd
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nk all the time, only
during the last few months I had some problems with it, some revisions
didn't even compile on my system due to some major work going on in
the RTL and I finally decided to change down a gear and stay with the
latest stable branch
>> and I finally decided to change down a gear and stay with the
>> latest stable branch for a while.
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> That makes sense, but you are in a wrong branch then.
I wanted to switch down one gear, not two. What would be the correct
2.6 stabilizing/soon-to-become-stable branch if this is the wrong one
Hello, I have observed something I do not understand. The following is
a series of for-loops and the generated code looks strange to me.
There always appears an inc followed by a dec and what is even more
bizarre is the code in between it: sometimes it inserts a mov
%esi,%esi, sometimes lea0x0(
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