Hi all, I have just tried to compile FPDoc, and it went fine except that I had
to change the makefile to add a few more include-dirs than were in it as
default. Anyway, I am now looking at the reference manual located at
http://www.freepascal.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/projects/fpdoc/doc/fp
Hi Michael
> The needed packages are in the docs/packages repository in CVS.
> But I can send a .pdf version if you want.
That would be great! :-)
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> I suppose you have to pay that FPC is a Pascal->BIN compiler, whereas GPC
> is a Pascal->C compiler...
> (also explaining why FPC supports less platforms, because the GCC guys are
> doing the job ;-))
I'm quite sure that GPC is *not* a Pascal->C compiler, however it does use the
GCC-backend to
> Can FPC and GCC object files be linked together?
It seems so... :-)
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>> I'm quite sure that GPC is *not* a Pascal->C compiler, however it does use
>> the GCC-backend to some extend,
> That is true.
I thought so. :-)
> If you search a Pascal to C converter, have a look at p2c.
I must admit that I prefer ptoc instead, don't remember the URL, though...
Best regards
Hi all, I have a relatively large FPC program that I suspect have a few
bottlenecks (regarding processing speed). Are there any ways I can test how
long time the program spends in the different procedures/functions?
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Dear all, I get the error "Error: The object TINTERPOLATION has no VMT" when
trying to compile one of my programs with the option -Sd (delphi mode), but
not in normal mode. The error is listed but apparently not documented in
http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/user/node15.html#SECTION00151
Preben Mikael Bohn mumbled something about:
> Dear all, I get the error "Error: The object TINTERPOLATION has no VMT" when
> trying to compile one of my programs with the option -Sd (delphi mode), but
> not in normal mode.
Maybe I should add that when I compile the program wi
Hi Gene, have a look at http://www.freepascal.org/packages/mysql.html
It should be included in your FPC, I think...
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Gene Buckle mumbled something about:
> Can someone point me to some example code that shows access to MySQL via
> FPC?
>
> tnx.
>
> g.
>
>
>
>
I guess this is slightly off-topic as it is not directly fpc-specific, but
here it goes anyway:
Are there any good matrix/vector-libraries for FPC (should be compilable with
fpc)? It is essential that it can handle special matrices (doubly-bordered
block-diagonal, sparse, etc) and that these matri
Hi all, I'm trying to use blockread/write to speed up a very inefficient unit
I wrote some time ago.
>From the documentation (
http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/ref/refsu75.html#x159-16500013.3 ) it does
not seem that I can be sure that "Count" records are read using blockread.
Since my data shou
Anton Tichawa wrote:
> There are several other things too in this old procedure, that might still
> cause errors or need optimization. If you want, I'll write a small procedure
> that does the same, andor rewrite your procedure for comparison. That'd be
> for God's Sake, I don't need no money or
Anton Tichawa wrote:
> Well, safety is still important. You should use the returned count in your
> procedure to be on the safe soide. The end might come sooner than expected.
Right now I terminate the program if all data can not be read in one go and I
have not have any problems with it. However
Ivan Montes wrote:
> blockread( f, buffer[ integer index starting at 0 ], desired_bytes_to_read,
> actual_bytes_readed );
>
> if you don't want to redefine the type of "buffer" you can type-cast it when
> calling blockread
> i.e: pByte( buffer ) [ index ]
OK, thanks, I'll try that.
> anyway I do
Anton Tichawa wrote:
> Please post the data declarations (e. g. var Count: Integer; const
> MAX_BUFFER_SIZE = .. etc.). Normally, an index starts from 0 upwards, e. g.
> if you had:
It starts at 1, but that really shouldn't matter that much.
If you really want the other stuff I can give you what
milimeter wrote:
> Can you tell me how to use xemacs to edit a free pascal file *.pp? And I
> hope it can identify all free pascal's syntax hightlight.
I use delphi.el for emacs (use google to find it).
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Dear all, I am trying to retrieve the memory size. As maxavail and memavail
only gives the current available heap size (grows dynamically with the need) I
can not use these functions for this purpose. Are there any ways to retrieve
it in a cross-platform way?
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Marco van de Voort wrote:
> What memory size? Physical, virtual, both, physical-kernel?
Sorry, I meant physical.
> There is no way yet, the only way would be to create a unit and implement
> them on all platforms.
OK. I guess I'll just have to live with this...
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Hi all, I am trying to write a basic object-oriented matrix library, but have
run into a problem.
I expected my OO routines to be somewhat slower than my equivalent non-OO
routines, which was also the case (the non-OO routines uses 10 sec for a
500x500 matrix inversion, while the OO routines uses
Peter Vreman wrote:
> Which compiler did you use? Which OO model did you use?
> If the answers are 1.0.6 and class
Right answer... :-)
> then you should try the 1.1 compiler and
> add {$implicitexceptions off}
OK, I'll try the 1.1. What does the {$implicitexceptions off} do (I guess it
turns im
Peter Vreman wrote:
>> I expected my OO routines to be somewhat slower than my equivalent non-OO
>> routines, which was also the case (the non-OO routines uses 10 sec for a
>> 500x500 matrix inversion, while the OO routines uses 110 secs (!) for the
>> same).
>
> Which compiler did you use? Which
Hi all, I need routines for accessing the serial ports under both Linux and
Win32 (both in the same packeage would be preferable, but I can do a wrapper
if that's needed).
I tried http://www.ararat.cz/synapse/ but this seems to be blocking access
only, and I need asynchronous access.
Can anyone r
jordi wrote:
Hi, I'm looking for a good random generator. Randomize and Random does
not seem safe enougth. Can someone help?
Hi Jordi, in what sense is it not safe enough? If you really need
something "safe", only a hardware solution is probably good enough.
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Hi all, are there any cross-platform (or at least linux/win32) sleep()
routines available in free-pascal?
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