On Sat, Dec 16, 2006 at 01:52:59AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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For some reason, it
BTW.
On the long run I am interested in making (embedded) FPC programs run on
(our own) ARM-hardware.
I only found notice about FPC programs for PDAs. Am I right assuming
that there is no special problem using a displayless ARM9 device (like a
slug) for FPC programs ?
-Michael
BTW.
On the long run I am interested in making (embedded) FPC programs run on
(our own) ARM-hardware.
I only found notice about FPC programs for PDAs. Am I right assuming
that there is no special problem using a displayless ARM9 device (like a
slug but low endian) for FPC programs ?
-Michael
BTW.
On the long run I am interested in making (embedded) FPC programs run on
(our own) ARM-hardware.
I only found notice about FPC programs for PDAs. Am I right assuming
that there is no special problem using a displayless ARM9 device (like a
slug but little endian) for FPC programs ?
-Michael
But my patch fixes the problem. In researching the problem I found a
pthreads tutorial that said if you are using pthread_cond_wait()
outside the body of an if statement, you are probably not using it
properly. So my patch adds a boolean named IsSet to the intRTLEvent
record. It is only set,
Michael Schnell schrieb:
BTW.
On the long run I am interested in making (embedded) FPC programs run on
(our own) ARM-hardware.
I only found notice about FPC programs for PDAs. Am I right assuming
that there is no special problem using a displayless ARM9 device (like a
slug but little
On the long run I am interested in making (embedded) FPC programs run on
(our own) ARM-hardware.
I only found notice about FPC programs for PDAs. Am I right assuming
that there is no special problem using a displayless ARM9 device (like a
slug) for FPC programs ?
afaict the slug is quite
I'am currently preparing the rtl for embedded purposes. Of course, using FPC on
an embedded device isn't install and play like on common OSes simply because
embedded devices differ and there is no real standard regarding output format.
But it should be doable.
Great !
Thanks. Please keep
On Mon, 18 Dec 2006, Luiz Americo Pereira Camara wrote:
While developing with simpleipc i found that there's no straightforward way to
identify the type of a message (see the forth paragraph of
http://lazarusroad.blogspot.com/2006/12/only-one-instance.html), so i looked
what i could do to
