I have a somehow big pascal game (more than 200k lines of code) that I'm
developing with FPC.
Right now I found a strange crashing bug that only happened in iOS, running
in the device (in the iOS simulator does not crash). Desktop platforms
don't have any problems running the same code (Windows, L
On 07 Aug 2014, at 14:09, Sergio Flores wrote:
1 - This bug only happens with -O2 on, but with optimizations off
the game
does not crash. I always thought that using optimizations was safe.
Can
there be a compiler bug in the ARM7 codegen?
Not so much in the code generator as in the optimi
Am 07.08.2014 14:09 schrieb "Sergio Flores" :
>
> I have a somehow big pascal game (more than 200k lines of code) that I'm
developing with FPC.
> Right now I found a strange crashing bug that only happened in iOS,
running in the device (in the iOS simulator does not crash). Desktop
platforms don't
On 07 Aug 2014, at 14:51, Jonas Maebe wrote:
You can start by compiling individual units with different
optimisations to figure out in which unit a bug is triggered. After
that, you can put {$optimization off} in that unit after the first,
second, third, ... procedure to see in which proce
Hi Sergio,
> 3 - Finally, since I'm still using FPC 2.6.2 I decided to upgrade to
> 2.7.1 and try to recompile the game, to see if the crash in the game was
> gone.
> But, with FPC 2.7.2 I simply can't compile the game, it gives errors in
> the assembler stage.
>
> Basically I get lots of errors
I see guys, lots of useful info!
I did not know that optimizations where switchable per unit, that is quite
interesting and I can probably use it to better isolate the problem.
I will also try disabling peephole optimisations then, it can probably work
as a temporary fix to let me use all other opt
On 07/08/14 15:45, Sergio Flores wrote:
I see guys, lots of useful info!
I did not know that optimizations where switchable per unit, that is
quite interesting and I can probably use it to better isolate the problem.
I will also try disabling peephole optimisations then, it can probably
work as a
