Hello,
I noticed the following issue:
Example code:
//-
program MyProg;
procedure TestProc(Text: PWideChar); external 'test.dll';
begin
TestProc('qwerty');
end.
//-
When compiling for win32, TestProc is called by normal name:
callTestProc
When compiling for arm-
Hello,
Let's consider the following code fragment:
--
type
TMyRecord = record
Name : String;
Value : Integer;
end;
TMyClass = class(TObject)
private
FButton : TButton;
FRecord : TMyRecord;
public
property RecordName : Strin
> > Do you know that FPC will have a Package system available in fpc 2.1.1,
> > sooner or
later?
> > It will require shipping the RTL in a package, I think - which means we get
> > into
Package
> > hell like BPL's offered. I'd rather have the ability to load one package
> > and not have
to
> > s
> recently I have reported this issue on the FPC site and there were
> some e-mails about SQLDb not working with PostgreSQL.
> http://www.freepascal.org/bugs/showrec.php3?ID=5093
>
> The work around for TPQConnection is:
> Do NOT use FTransaction.Commit but USE FTransaction.CommitRetaining instead
peter green wrote:
> yeah that technique requires far less stubs but it means that the coder has
> to manually call an init function.
>
Not necessarily, because you can load all addresses in initialization
section of the unit. That's what I do in my various wrappers.
> also how does your code re
>
> It does get very very tedious to type all this out for large libraries with
> 50 functions
> or so.
> If you want to economize the size of the library you turn off the {$DEFINE
> DEBUG}
>
> Do you know that FPC will have a Package system available in fpc 2.1.1,
> sooner or later?
> It will
Hello,
recently I have reported this issue on the FPC site and there were
some e-mails about SQLDb not working with PostgreSQL.
http://www.freepascal.org/bugs/showrec.php3?ID=5093
The work around for TPQConnection is:
Do NOT use FTransaction.Commit but USE FTransaction.CommitRetaining instead.
It
On Wed, 10 May 2006, peter green wrote:
yeah that technique requires far less stubs but it means that the coder has
to manually call an init function.
No.
- This can be put in the initialization of the unit.
- It can be called by components that need it. SQLDB does it like that.
also how
