Surely the point of a hint/warning is to point out a potential issue that
the programmer may wish to correct.
It should therefore be possible to change your code such a way that the
hint/warning can be resolved so that it is no longer printed. This should
not entail redundant or unnecessary code.
; And perhaps there could be a special attribute to mark which kind of
>> moving is needed, e.g..
>> type [moveable] TA = record
>> type [referencecounted] TA = record
>> type [nonmoveable] TA = record
>>
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> No, thank you.
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> Sven
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other thread involved.
> If there was another thread, there would be a reference in this thread and
> in the other thread, so the reference count would be at least 2
>
>
> It is exactly as thread safe as the unoptimized function. If the reference
> count was 1, the unoptimized f
I have been using signtool for a number of years for apps built with Delphi
and/or FPC.
The question of whether you need a expensive CA based certification will
depend on your IT department.
Any certificate from any certification authority will work to sign an app,
but it needs to be trusted by W
