n’t understand how they function in the language. They would need to manage
stack states and push/restore stacks, which is something a library can’t do
right?
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> On Dec 19, 2018, at 6:35 PM, Ryan Joseph wrote:
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> How does that work? I’ve been interested in coroutines for a while now but I
> don’t understand how they function in the language. They would need to manage
> stack states and push/restore stacks, which is something a l
generator so I don’t know how the stack
works. However, in theory you should be able to make a compiler intrinsic that
wraps this process for you.
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are of it.
It sounds like a sound theory but I don’t have the expertise to do the assembly
involved for saving/restoring the stack.
I think the RTL would need some extra functions to pair with SetJmp/LongJmp but
if someone could provide those I’d be
on.
I was going to say. Hasn’t it been discussed to at least make a compiler switch
that initializes all variables? For non-realtime programs the performance
penalty is irrelevant.
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> end;
This is the syntax we’ve settled on.
type
generic TList = record
list: array[0..U-1] of T;
function capacity: integer;
end;
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MyRecord_Int;
b: specialize TMyRecord_String;
c: specialize TMyRecord_Float;
d: specialize TMyRecord_Set;
e: specialize TMyRecord_Nil;
f: specialize TMyRecord_Byte;
g: specialize TMyRecord_Undefined;
begin
end.
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onstrained. This was the normal behavior before constants were introduced.
generic TMyRecord1 = record
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ferent types and following the same
logic should be separated with a semicolon.
That means the parser only knows if a ; is required after the const keyword is
found. Does that matter?
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places where types were used. Sorry but there’s just
not enough time for me to dive into that right now so that will have to wait.
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can
> then put your const implementation on top of that.
>
Last night I just went for it and pulled out the defs which was smoother than I
thought. It seems to work out but I need to test more I think.
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Given the new syntax requirements we talked about there needs to be a ; after T
now. What error should be used if there isn’t a ; semicolon separator between
types and consts? I just used a parser_e_illegal_expression for now.
generic TStuff = record
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ff0 = record end;
generic TStuff1 = record end;
generic TStuff2 = record end;
generic TStuff3 = record end;
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ator is used? A more clear example is: . It would
make more sense to say of course but it could appear the other way.
Maybe I’m not understand you though.
For now I just required all const lists separated with ; since that was your
first suggestions, i.e.
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hr(i)
else
enumname:=tostr(i);
end
else
enumname:=tostr(i);
if length(prettyname) > 1 then
prettyname:=prettyname+','+enumname
else
prettyname:=prettyname+enumname;
end;
prettyname:=prettyname+&#
> On Jan 6, 2019, at 1:31 PM, Ben Grasset wrote:
>
> generic TStaticList = record
>
This is exactly the reason I added the feature, there’s no way to extend static
arrays otherwise! Beyond this one thing I have no idea what to use them for. ;)
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I updated the github with the requested changes. Is that everything? I’ll
submit a patch if so.
https://github.com/genericptr/freepascal/tree/generic_constants
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param2.low,param2.high,orddef2);
result:=compare_defs(orddef1,orddef2,nothingn)>=te_convert_l1;
end;
Is there an existing function for this or a better way to do it?
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ers).
This means another def needs to be added to the PPU write/read system though.
3) Be lazy and don’t do range checking. :)
Any idea about this?
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ics. That would be the easiest and laziest thing to do but it would mean
this would compile:
type
generic TList = record
list: array[0..0-1] of integer;
end;
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generic TByte = record end;
var
a: specialize TByte<300>;
begin
end.
This will now give an error because 300 is a SmallInt. That’s everything I can
think of for now. Please let me know if this is ready to submit yet.
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e” section (Private const "TTest$1.U" never
used). That needs to be fixed also. Sven or some other compiler guy, do you
know how to silence that warning?
> On Feb 15, 2019, at 1:52 PM, Jeppe Johansen wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Do you know why this
> On Feb 15, 2019, at 2:11 PM, Ryan Joseph wrote:
>
> Also I just noticed that I’m getting warnings from the “U” constant which is
> declared in the “strict private” section (Private const "TTest$1.U" never
> used). That needs to be fixed also. Sven or some other com
> On Feb 15, 2019, at 2:11 PM, Ryan Joseph wrote:
>
> Something with class functions in particular. Very strange it can’t find the
> declaration. So never mind about submitting, I need to fix this now. :)
I just looked over this and indeed I have no idea idea what happene
ch file or
directory
/Developer/Scripts/ppc386.command: line 12: /usr/local/lib/fpc//ppc386: No such
file or directory
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eally good catch Sven. tstoreddef.is_specialization is not returning true for
generics with const params so the procedure body is not getting created. Not
sure how to resolve it yet but at least I know where it is. Thanks.
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ictypelist.count-1 do
begin
ttypesym(generictypelist[i]).register_sym;
tstoreddef(ttypesym(generictypelist[i]).typedef).register_def;
end;
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into the tests which all run now but I’m not sure if I did them
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fpc-devel list. Can one of the admins check to see if I was blocked or
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ssage to see if that helps.
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https://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=35140
https://github.com/genericptr/freepascal/tree/generic_constants
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TMyObject
property num2: integer read m_num; // ERROR: Unknown class
field or method identifier "m_num"
end;
begin
end.
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of (included now) but I wonder if I
messed up any subtle order of precedence. If anyone wants to test or has any
ideas for more tests to include please let me know.
https://github.com/genericptr/freepascal/tree/helperscope
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eclared, it now checks
from the last helper to the first.
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Question, is this mode switch allowed in Delphi mode? I disabled it because I
had a comment that said it was ObjFPC mode only but that doesn’t make sense it
couldn’t be enabled manually even in Delphi mode.
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> On Feb 25, 2019, at 1:12 PM, Mattias Gaertner via fpc-pascal
> wrote:
>
> Since $modeswitch typehelpers is allowed in mode delphi, it would be
> inconsistent to forbid it.
Good point, I didn’t know that. I’ve correct this on GitHub.
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which works well but there doesn’t seem to be a way to choose the directory it
starts from.
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> On Feb 26, 2019, at 9:10 AM, Ryan Joseph wrote:
>
>
>
>> On Feb 26, 2019, at 7:05 AM, Graeme Geldenhuys
>> wrote:
>>
>> Rather do as always recommended... develop in a "feat
” but I have
no idea what the terminal wants me to do. I can’t even cancel or anything, just
beeping at me.
As for the intention, again I couldn’t figure out what git was seeing. Maybe if
I squish the commits into one they’ll go away.
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{$i include/darwin/pthread.inc}
{$i include/darwin/errno.inc}
{$i include/foo.inc} <— the compiler ISN'T detecting changes in this file (one
directory above)
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THelper.DoThis;
begin
DoThis('string'); // <——— ERROR: Wrong number of parameters specified for
call to "DoThis"
end;
begin
end.
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}
{$modeswitch-all implicitfunctionspecialization}
...
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ave
distribute extra files that contain command line arguments.
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begin
writeln(‘new object:’, obj.ClassName);
DoThis(obj);
FreeThis(obj);
// "obj" is "optional var" so we get a compiler error unless we check for
assigned
writeln(obj.ClassName);
end;
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begin
p.x := 10;
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ccept nil?)
Using var and pointers to pointers are possible workarounds but they’re not
really expressing what we mean so it seemed logical to add this to the list of
parameter modifiers already existing.
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So how is this not a common occurrence that deserves a solution?
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about it more to know if this is a real
problem I’ve ever experienced.
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or cases where nil could be passed/returned and
the programmer can be given more information and forced to check since this is
the pattern they were supposed to do anyways. It’s not a magic catch-all, just
a minor markup thing like “const” is.
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a minor subset of cases. Btw, they added the macros into the Objective-C
headers so the Swift parser could correctly interpret them as optional types
(denoted with the ? symbol if you’re familiar with Swift).
Anyways, not a single person thought this was a good idea so
could make this contract more concrete
and reliable then comments I’d be happy to hear it.
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x. But it has to rely on exceptions and all that
overhead? That’s not so great if so.
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nvalid’);
exit(THero.Invalid);
end;
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atter if they weren't
> using advanced records to start with. It's just a lot of minor rules that
> nobody can really explain but that tend to add up in relatively annoying ways.
>
I like what Jonas did for the ObjC mode switch where he named them with
versions. Maybe a {$mod
e
know went wrong. Since this is the compiler maybe it could say which condition
failed, like “condition x < 0 failed”.
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but the pending multi-helpers could
certainly cause some problems. Array operators could also but can’t think of
any others.
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getting
> something that I actually just though of.
>
For parameters I like what Sven suggested to have a “requires” section in
functions to check this but wouldn’t it make sense if the function parameter
gave some hint also? “can be nil” or “can’t be nil” would both be helpful in
terms
< 100) then
// assert(‘condition "(hp > 0) and (hp < 100)" for CreateHero failed);
end;
Pretty simple right?
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ash. Don’t know why but that’s
easier for me to understand. I like the requires section because it works in
the same logic.
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;—— ERROR: Unknown class field
or method identifier "x"
end;
begin
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teger;
begin
for value in arr do // <<<< ERROR: Cannot find an enumerator for the type
"TRec"
begin
end;
end.
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So I remember now that any fields are not allowed in helpers. Can anyone
explain why this must be the case or if it could be fixed?
> On Apr 20, 2019, at 11:24 AM, Ryan Joseph wrote:
>
> I feel like I may have asked this before but I can’t find anything on Google.
> Why doesn
t.
>
> Michael.
I mean for properties though so it’s not actually adding a type, just making an
alias:
property F: integer read x;
that should just map “x” to “F”, right? I’m getting an error on this however.
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_
ERROR: Unknown class field or
method identifier "GetX"
end;
begin
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ewValue: integer); inline;
public
property F: integer read GetX write SetX;
end;
function THelper.GetX: integer;
begin
result := x;
end;
procedure THelper.SetX (newValue: integer);
begin
x := newValue;
end;
begin
end.
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> function, anyways. Here's an expanded-on version of your example, using your
> generic constants feature:
I think they just forget to disable the operator for records but I believe the
operator function works as
check or transformation.
I just wanted to add some R,G,B fields to a vector instead of adding them into
the vector itself. Minor code hygiene thing that would be nice to accommodate
but all the accessors required now makes this not so appealing.
R
e, maybe there is something that can
> be
> done to improve the RTL MM?
>
> --
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can you break it down into a test program and post?
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;
strings.Free;
glShaderSource(vertexShaderID, 1, @vertexShaderSource, nil);
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because I made a bad assumption about ref
counting. Thanks.
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time (and I’m on Mac also). Can’t you reduce it down to a single test program?
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a record/object type
end;
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ion? This
appears to be a regression since 3.0.4 also. Did you specifically disable this
in 3.3.1? Sorry I’m not understanding this one.
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vate
b: TB;
public
property x: integer read b.x write b.x;
procedure AfterConstruction; override;
end;
procedure TA.AfterConstruction;
begin
b := TB.Create;
end;
var
a: TA;
begin
a := TA.Create;
a.x := 100;
writeln(a.x);
end.
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potentially unsafe memory access in all other situations so I don’t see why
properties are any different. We’re targeting the lowest common denominator
instead of allowing careful programers to do their best.
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Is there a macro for the path of the source file being compiled? I could swear
there was something like FPC_SOURCE_FILE but I can’t find it now.
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> On Jun 19, 2019, at 10:52 AM, Виктор Матузенко wrote:
>
> {$I %FILE%} ?
Sorry I mean something like:
{$macro on}
writeln(FPC_SOURCE_FILE);
Looking for a string I can use.
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> On Jun 19, 2019, at 10:59 AM, gabor wrote:
>
> try
>
> writeln({$I %FILE%});
>
> it really works ;)
>
> Regards,
> Michał
Oh I see now. Strange syntax, never saw that before. Can you get the full path
instead of just the name?
;
function TDictionary.IsSet (index: integer): boolean;
begin
result := assigned(header^.entries[index]^.value);
end;
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I’m making some string helper functions and using ansistring as inputs (in case
there are longer strings than 255 chars). What happens when you pass a short
string as an ansistring? Does the compiler have to allocate a new ansistring or
can it do some smart optimization?
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> On Jun 25, 2019, at 2:16 PM, Jonas Maebe wrote:
>
> On 25/06/2019 20:15, Ryan Joseph wrote:
>> I’m making some string helper functions and using ansistring as inputs (in
>> case there are longer strings than 255 chars). What happens when you pass a
>> short st
erve a certain capacity in advance?
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s a growing string some
> how (or have a separate type, like TStringBuilder mentioned by Jonas)
It would be nice if ansistring had a SetCapacity function to accompany
SetLength but in leu of that I think making a new type is the best idea.
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me
really.
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TA.DoThis;
begin
writeln('TA.DoThis');
end;
type
TB = object (TA)
procedure DoThis; virtual;
end;
procedure TB.DoThis;
begin
writeln('TB.DoThis');
end;
var
obj: TB;
begin
obj.DoThis;
end.
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for constructors. I personally find very useful for my
> projects.
>
> Find fixed example below. Hope it helps,
I needed them on the stack though.
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> On Jun 27, 2019, at 4:20 PM, Jonas Maebe wrote:
>
> tt.pp(4,6) Warning: Virtual methods are used without a constructor in "TA"
> tt.pp(14,6) Warning: Virtual methods are used without a constructor in "TB"
That’s what the meant! Than
constructor seems to fix this and puts the
VMT table on the stack (I think anyways). Btw I’m doing this specifically as
testing for a possible “advancedobjects” mode switch and the only reason to use
objects is for inheritance on the stack (otherwise records or classes).
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ting. How could we test this to see if it’s true?
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reates VMT for TB+TA?
obj.DoThis;
end.
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> On Jul 2, 2019, at 10:32 AM, Michael Van Canneyt
> wrote:
>
> It overwrites the first. There is no such thing as '2 VMT tables'.
That’s what I thought. How costly is this? Not sure what it’s doing under the
hood but I’d like to know more.
Regard
ctually curious about this recently also, does FPC have local variable
RTTI? That would be useful to have actually. I know it exists for classes but
not sure about locals.
Regards,
Ryan Joseph
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+= 10; // ERROR: Variable identifier expected
end.
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Ryan Joseph
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> On Aug 11, 2019, at 11:41 AM, Sven Barth via fpc-pascal
> wrote:
>
> This is forbidden by design.
Why? It makes sense it should resolve to: d.setter(d.getter + 10) but maybe
there’s a problem?
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Ryan Joseph
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