.
Platform is predominantly Linux, possibly also Solaris and one of the
BSDs. Anybody porting the program to Windows will have to do their own
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Great! :)
Ruefully agrees :-)
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a dangling else, I'm not
sure whether that's a good or a bad habit.
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ich explicitly has
case expression of case-element { ; case-element } else
where a case-element ends with a statement which can be a
compound-statement which again defines ; as a separator.
(Oh Lord this is all we need: a syntax war to round off the year.)
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Saunders, Rich wrote:
On 2013-12-28 15:47, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I can fix that either by putting a semicolon before the else- which I
believe is strictly incorrect- or by putting begin/end around that
conditional, or by inserting a dummy statement before the else like
quit_: if
our in a cut-down test program?
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nciple it would be possible to define "start" as a macro, but I
don't know how badly that would confuse Lazarus/Synedit highlighting and
code folding. In practice it's completely incompatible with Delphi (and,
as far as I know, every other Pascal variant) so is probably not
loaded try for two different structures should be shot.
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hing schemes, although it must be said that most
World-class fsckups have resulted from key distribution and storage
failures.
For the uninitiated, there's interesting info on crypto history and
practice on John Savard's website http://www.quadibloc.com/
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Sven Barth wrote:
Am 11.12.2013 10:05, schrieb Mark Morgan Lloyd:
Bart wrote:
2.7 branch will never be a stable release.
Eventually we'll get a 2.8 release.
I think that needs to be made to sound more deliberate, for Dennis's
benefit. Please could any of the core team jump on
ch might have a non-obvious numeric relationship to the
current stable version) to get around a code-generation problem, but
otherwise except for testing purposes you should stick to the even numbers.
This echoes the development practice of the Linux kernel, and is
increasingly common practice.
ules.d/z25_persistent-net.rules but again there
are serious portability issues here.
You do actually have an eth1 device on your system, don't you? Most if
not all of the ones around here start off with eth0.
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x27;s otherwise entirely custom, which is
to be translated from source subject to the MIT license (and possibly
others: there's 50-year-old commercial code involved).
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that converting $8000 to base10 might be dismal.
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return,
and you should be looking more carefully at intermediate values and- in
particular- validating parameters fed to the program by the user.
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ing on one core when it ran correctly.
I'm afraid that I'm planning to spend the next few hours, and possibly
days, catching up with some long-overdue SPARC and PPC testing- there's
some fixed bugs on Mantis that I should have checked and my conscience
is catching up with me.
.com/file/n5717549/test_threads.pas>
Both appear to run OK here, for at least several minutes. Test system is
x86, P3x2 with no ht etc., Debian "Squeeze" with standard kernel (2.6.32).
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rd units,
and test_threads.pas isn't standalone.
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h
nd in that type of
architecture you'd want to try to keep a process near to any ports it
was servicing (i.e. with suitable interrupt affinity) even if traffic
between boards was comparatively efficient.
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n I/O device is "nearer" some CPUs than others. I've
had hardware of this type in the past, but in those days kernel support
for these calls was patchy.
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from local svn, and set up
appropriate symlinks.
The major issue would be directories and search paths.
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Tomas Hajny wrote:
On Wed, November 6, 2013 10:35, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
"Filesize returns the total number of records in file F. It cannot be
invoked with a file of type Text. (under linux and unix, this also means
that it cannot be invoked on pipes). If F is empty, 0 is returned."
lared
with "of byte" etc.
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In general, the compiler will tell you if you're doing
something silly.
Assume that this is for value parameters only. In particular, I don't
think there's a way of defaulting a var parameter to a nil pointer.
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o omit the parameter:
procedure MyObject.MyRoutine(const VarA : string; VarB: integer= -1);
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Bart wrote:
On 10/28/13, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
For windows there is winutils.iswindowsadmin(), for unix likes there is
fpgeteuid (which should return zero for root).
Also remember unix-style capabilities.
Care to elaborate on that?
You can use the setcap utility to add or remove
Bart wrote:
On 10/27/13, Marco van de Voort wrote:
For windows there is winutils.iswindowsadmin(), for unix likes there is
fpgeteuid (which should return zero for root).
Thanks a lot.
Also remember unix-style capabilities.
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at least I think I'd prefer to be able to use raw files.
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ason that I wanted to
explore issues of naming etc., but porting to Windows turned out to be
problematic despite my having used the MS/IBM variant in the past.
Use SimpleIPC unless you have an informed reason not to.
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). FPC supports this since 2.4.2.
Does it prevent the creation of class helpers?
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rms". They also always require a native
alignment on all platforms, because those are cpu limitations for atomic
instructions.
On 07 Oct 2013, at 11:40, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Thanks Jonas, noted. For completeness, is there a way to force one?
See http://www.freepascal.org/docs-
Jonas Maebe wrote:
On 07 Oct 2013, at 09:14, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Benito van der Zander wrote:
In the end I stuck in code to increment/decrement a counter, and
looked for it to be explicitly 0 or 1.
Do you need to put a memory barrier around that, or does the critical
section take care
understand it-
should handle membar itself on architectures that can benefit from it.
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Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
On Sun, 6 Oct 2013, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Is there a preferred way of reading back whether something (including
the current thread) has already entered a TCriticalSection?
To my knowlede this does not exist.
The Microsoft implementation of a critical section
k = true);
fails where indicated since the lock is owned by the current thread so
TryEnter has succeeded.
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strerror()
But aren't those EsysEINVAL rather than EsockEINVAL etc.?
I notice that the example for fpconnect at
http://lazarus-ccr.sourceforge.net/docs/rtl/sockets/fpconnect.html
actually describes a variant of Connect that's not documented for
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actually describes a variant of Connect that's not documented for fpconnect.
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Michael Schnell wrote:
On 09/12/2013 12:47 PM, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I've concluded that using a thread is, in fact, preferable
True.
It's a pity that Synapse and friend (especially SynaSer) does does not
implement internal threads that throw appropriate events in the Main
T
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Michael Schnell wrote:
On 09/11/2013 07:22 PM, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I'd normally use a thread for this, but I've already got lnet's
telnet client running in the program so would rather stick to the
same library if possible.
AFAIK, Lnet does n
Michael Schnell wrote:
On 09/11/2013 07:22 PM, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I'd normally use a thread for this, but I've already got lnet's telnet
client running in the program so would rather stick to the same
library if possible.
AFAIK, Lnet does not do threading internally (a
t's telnet
client running in the program so would rather stick to the same library
if possible.
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Howard Page-Clark wrote:
On 06/09/2013 14:10, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I'm sure there isn't a single "right" answer to this question, but if
transferring Pascal source to a system that enforces short lines (e.g.
78 chars + CRLF) what's the best automatic breaking
d
to other dialects.
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leledumbo wrote:
Use JEDI Code Formatter with max line length 78 and let the magic works...
Worth remembering, thanks :-)
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but is
it valid to break after e.g. . (if not followed by a digit), ^ and
possibly others?
Syntax errors are acceptable. Truncation isn't.
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Actually, it means "we don't know and won't be told" since null or true
-> null and so on.
A bit like some political movements, frankly :-)
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25271.
As a general point, you'd make it far easier for everybody- including
yourself- if you used the stable compiler (2.6.2) as your starting
point. Also, if you want to know what revision you're at then use svn
info rather than svn up.
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Sven Barth wrote:
On 10.08.2013 12:04, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Is it possible to pass a dummy parameter to a user-defined operator,
with no expectation that it be referenced?
The following test program compiles OK but fails at runtime with an
error 217 on all platforms if the record is empty
:= t1.create(6,7,8,9);
Does there have to be an explicit destroy or similar?
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1] := 2;
a1[2] := 3;
a1[3] := 4;
a1[4] := 5;
WriteLn('a1:');
print(a1);
WriteLn('+/ a1:');
WriteLn(reduce + a1);
WriteLn
end.
This is of no particular importance, I'm just exploring capabilities.
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a couple of years ago: it was decided fairly early
that it had probably been compiled with MS tools, but inspection of the
calling convention suggested that it was non-standard and it took a lot
of head scratching before people decided which compiler/linker and what
pragmata had been used.
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In particular, is he looking at something comparable with this:
FreePascal IDE for Linux for i386
Target CPU: i386
Version 1.0.12 2012/11/14
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= etc. are fairly unambiguous: they're almost
macro expansions and as such they don't mandate any extra overloadable
operators etc.
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or GIF handling?
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o a really old compiler.
It will be difficult to get feedback on outdate releases...
/If/ that's the case, then he's got FPC 2.0.2.
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the C runtime .o files after my
own code or something like that. But how do I accomplish that feat?
This is a placeholder pending somebody more experienced commenting. A
number of people have reported similar problems over the last few
months, e.g.
http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.compil
that sort of device will without thinking use
techniques that FPC would have difficulty accommodating.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/07/18/how_to_write_apps_for_the_pebble_smartwatch/
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Mac OS Classic which no longer builds.
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Luca Olivetti wrote:
Al 04/07/13 17:24, En/na Mark Morgan Lloyd ha escrit:
In any event, my experience is that USB->serial converters are very poor
for anything that involves accurate timing, and I suspect that
controlling a 485 transceiver in conjunction with one would be
problematic.
ould help but
exploiting them would take a non-standard driver.
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unfamiliarity with the medium.
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Calling an external program is
not something to be approached for a trivial reason, unless you're
writing shell or in a scripting language such as Perl where it might be
less trouble than searching CPAN for the appropriate extension module.
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inally, Linux
(but not necessarily other unix implementations) puts version
information into /proc/version which is accessible as a standard file-
no external program required.
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's probably a uClibc toolchain, one of the known issues is that it
has to load the right .so file on the target. The big question is
whether it also implies that there has to be special support for the
Atheros (Broadcom?) target in the RTL.
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lists/fpc-devel/2013-May/thread.html
I'd remind you that the binaries I sent you were built with triplets
etc. as given on http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Native_MIPS_Systems
and that they worked here.
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Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
/But/ I've got a vague recollection that somebody else had problems
running on some router or other, which is one of the reasons why I
fired things up at the end of last year and did some careful builds.
I
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
/But/ I've got a vague recollection that somebody else had problems
running on some router or other, which is one of the reasons why I
fired things up at the end of last year and did some careful builds.
I can't remember exactly
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
/But/ I've got a vague recollection that somebody else had problems
running on some router or other, which is one of the reasons why I
fired things up at the end of last year and did some careful builds. I
can't remember exactly where that one got to- I su
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Dennis Poon wrote:
Since I have spent days but still cannot produce a helloworld binary
for MIPS big endian, I need someone to to produce that for me so I can
test it on my MIPS hardware.
I need to know at this stage whether a FPC produced program compiled
for MIPS
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
/But/ I've got a vague recollection that somebody else had problems
running on some router or other, which is one of the reasons why I fired
things up at the end of last year and did some careful builds. I can't
remember exactly where that one got to- I su
things up at the end of last year and did some careful builds. I can't
remember exactly where that one got to- I suggest that you look back
through the fpc-devel and fpc-pascal archive.
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t the
innards of the compiler, but it should result in your having usable tools.
If you are referring to a different link, please kindly send again as I
did not see it on the fpc discussion list.
http://lists.freepascal.org/lists/fpc-pascal/2013-June/038362.html
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r.
Can anyone provide me with links of PROVED binutils for MIPS linux?
I've already given you a link, on our wiki, describing how to build them
from scratch on a Debian system.
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Howard Page-Clark wrote:
On 06/06/2013 08:32, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Reinier Olislagers wrote:
On 6-6-2013 7:52, Florian Klämpfl wrote:
Reinier Olislagers
schrieb:
On 5-6-2013 22:02, Florian Klämpfl wrote:
I'am opposed to an LLVM backend but if Jonas implements one I can and
wil
ant I can not and will not ...
Sure, I understood you: German and Dutch are much alike in this
particular construction where you leave out one not/nicht/niet, I think ;)
English is the same. Don't worry about it.
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more updated document or cross compiler already ready for use?
Also see the link it cites, which describes building a Linux-hosted
cross-compiler as a necessary stage towards getting it running natively
on MIPS.
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e I'm in no way an expert: Google suggests
that's MIPS24k, what's the output from cat /proc/cpuinfo on that box?
What does the file command have to say about your binary? What version
of FPC are you using?
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the symlink
that is used by the fpc wrapper.
I think in general it will be in the same directory as the fpc wrapper
gets placed. So which fpc should give this, and then there'll be a
symlink ppcarm or whatever.
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hat he'd done wrong. However I find the number of
complaints I see about this behaviour irritating- it's difficult enough
to keep abreast of things as it is.
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new email to start
another discussion thread
and stay away from "Reply" button for convenience.
YES, YES, YES, YES, YES!!!
Ask yourself: would you walk into a party with a friend, find two people
in earnest conversation, stand next to them talking loudly and expect
them to be happy abo
use [poNoConsole]
option. Is this a bug?
As far as I know, batch files need CMD and that needs a console ?
For completeness: I've certainly got a Delphi program that can "shell
out" to cmd in its main window, but it was non-trivial to code.
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ascal version 2.7.1, release 123456.
The only compiler version supported by the build procedure is 2.6.2.
This wouldn't solve historical questions for somebody trying to get
every major version on his system (e.g. "which version of FPC should I
use to build 2.4.2") but might
;d suggest that anything like that would be counterproductive, since it
implies that prompt support will be given for things that are even
dumber- like trying to compile FPC using Delphi :-)
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Eric Kom wrote:
On 07/05/2013 10:12, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Eric Kom wrote:
Good day,
Compile failed.
Please see below the error/bug.
svn up
make clean
make OVERRIDEVERSIONCHECK=1 NOGDB=1 OPT='-O- -gl -Xs-' all
You've already posted that, this isn't a chatroom an
ying to compile with that override, despite being
told by one of the core developers not to?
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Marco van de Voort wrote:
In our previous episode, Mark Morgan Lloyd said:
Actually, I have a vintage IBM PC 5150, with a 4.77 MHz 8088 processor,
so this isn't true, it's very testable actually :) However, the i8086
code generator still generates some 186/286+ instructions, so
on then. A pure-8086 port could be valuable
if it generated reliable code for something like vtprolog.pas, since
this implements its own garbage collection relying on detailed knowledge
of how Turbo Pascal manages its heap.
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hy would anybody want to when even embedded processors are based on a
newer architecture?
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that the kernel can't parse.
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hoping to be able to test the MIPS etc. targets on a fairly
regular basis, but Qemu (running on the systems available here) quite
simply turned out to not be fast enough, and I'm struggling to find time
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el, I think that the problem
is that /some/ kernel builds are expecting a particular ELF header on
/some/ machine types. If OP could identify the correct parameter for ld
it might be possible to use fpc's -k option.
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other look when
I've got a chance, what I've seen so far has been impressive.
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conciseness is frowned upon as an attribute of brace-using languages :-) :-)
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Michael Schnell wrote:
On 04/16/2013 11:26 AM, Xiangrong Fang wrote:
How can I set the connection and read/write timeout when using socket
in free pascal?
I seem to remember that synapse can do this.
Otherwise for non-standard protocols use fpconnect(), fpselect() etc.
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fine e.g. + for a pair of
1-D dynamic arrays, a pair of 2-D dynamic arrays and so on. If I
understand things correctly it's not possible to define a generalised
dynamic array parameter where the dimension (number of axes/indexes) as
well as the rank (range of each index) is undefined.
-
s passed as the parameter which I
suppose is not entirely surprising. Using varnull as a placeholder seems
safest, although it looks as though I can't initialise a variant at
declaration... WTH, it's just a toy for the moment at least.
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markMLl .AT. telemetry.co .DOT
Jonas Maebe wrote:
On 15 Apr 2013, at 16:48, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I was having a bit of fun earlier while waiting for a call. Am I correct in
believing that something like
typet1= array of integer;
var a1: t1;
x: integer;
a1 := [1,2,3,4,5];
can't be done at pr
re an accessible not-a-number constant, to allow me to do
something like
var reduce: double= NAN;
x := reduce + a1;
with an appropriate definition of the + operator without risk that an
error would try to evaluate it as an ordinary arithmetic expression?
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Mark Morgan Lloyd
markML
something explicitly entered by the user.
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Ludo Brands wrote:
On 04/09/2013 10:14 AM, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
It might be notable that Debian doesn't volunteer a domain name unless
it's able to contact DNS. I'll get onto nslookup, or just use temporary
text (it's only salt for a password hash, and is stored).
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