I am writing Daring Apprentice... but it's a *little* more than your average
card game I guess...
http://daringapprentice.wikispaces.com
For me it was important to be able to turn cards sideways, and I had worked
with GLScene before then... so I went for glscene... overkill! :-)
Regards,
Luca Olivetti wrote:
En/na Mark Morgan Lloyd ha escrit:
I notice that http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Hardware_Access#libusb
lists three sets of libusb headers from Uwe Zimmermann, Johann Glaser
and Joe Jared.
Does anybody have any experience of or preference for one or the other
of
Aleš Katona wrote:
lNetComponents is the visual lNet package and it tries to make a LCLEventer
which tries to integrate into LCL/widgetset main loop (see my callaction note
from before).
Obviously this will fail without LCL, although I'd expect a compile-time
error, not a runtime error.
En/na Mark Morgan Lloyd ha escrit:
I notice that http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Hardware_Access#libusb
lists three sets of libusb headers from Uwe Zimmermann, Johann Glaser
and Joe Jared.
Does anybody have any experience of or preference for one or the other
of these, in particular
Hi to all,
as first thing I want to do my congratulations to the developing team,
really a great work.
Now my question! :)
What is the difference from the normal Build (Ctrl+F9) command and
the Quick Compile command?
When can I use one or other?
What are the advantages and disadvantages?
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Aleš Katona pisze:
lNetComponents is the visual lNet package and it tries to make a LCLEventer
which tries to integrate into LCL/widgetset main loop (see my callaction note
from before).
Obviously this will fail without LCL, although I'd expect a compile-time
error, not a runtime error.
2008/11/11 Aleš Katona [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Now don't get me wrong.. there's nothing wrong on going to other solutions
(even ones which have cost as products) if your situation warrants it. I have
also sometimes used different solutions where time didn't permit to fix the
various FPC/Lazarus
En/na Mark Morgan Lloyd ha escrit:
Thanks Luca, I'll investigate. It's only for a Velleman K8055 USB board
I'm tinkering with- just a few low-speed analogues and digitals.
I took a look at the program at http://linuxk8055.free.fr/ and it seems
pretty simple, you should have no problem
Hi,
Someone entered bug ID 0012616. I confirm this bug, it's really annoying
because you can't edit a single imagelist any more :(
I did a SVN update today, and got this error, so it must have been a recent
change that caused this.
Michael.
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On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 10:41 AM, Fabio Dell'Aria
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the difference from the normal Build (Ctrl+F9) command and
the Quick Compile command?
Build = Compile + Linking
Quick Compile = only does compiling, no linking (so you don't get a
new executable).
The latter
Hi,
It to be have been fixed in rev. 17356
Regards,
Gerard.
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Aleš Katona wrote:
Now don't get me wrong.. there's nothing wrong on going to
other solutions (even ones which have cost as products) if
your situation warrants it. I have also sometimes used
different solutions where time didn't permit to fix the
various FPC/Lazarus problems (for
Luca Olivetti wrote:
I took a look at the program at http://linuxk8055.free.fr/ and it seems
pretty simple, you should have no problem driving it from freepascal.
Yes, that's the one I used but it's got some build problems that had me
scratching my head. I'm hoping to be able to use Lazarus
2008/11/12 Mark Morgan Lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thanks Henry, noted in particular openusb. ARM is one of the platforms
I'm being asked about, as is SPARC- the latter could obviously be a
challenge if there are embedded endianness issues anywhere.
hmm, i've used libusb on a big endian arm
Henry Vermaak wrote:
you can send it my way. i've got an acer n30 that i've used with
lazarus before, so it wouldn't hurt testing on that.
Thanks, I'll drop him a note to make sure he sees this.
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Mark Morgan Lloyd
markMLl .AT. telemetry.co .DOT. uk
[Opinions above are the author's, not
Henry Vermaak wrote:
i think you are misunderstanding mark, here. the fact that he is
taking the time to test and write detailed emails _is_ his
contribution. the hardest part of solving the problem is pinpointing
it, in many cases. this problem might not even be related to lazarus,
i
Henry Vermaak wrote:
i used the one by Uwe Zimmermann (the api is quite stable - at least
if you're using the 0.1.12 version, which hasn't been updated a lot).
i've got it working on arm-linux without any problems (iirc). if
you're interested in doing isochronous or asynchronous i/o, you
Henry Vermaak wrote:
2008/11/12 Mark Morgan Lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thanks Henry, noted in particular openusb. ARM is one of the platforms
I'm being asked about, as is SPARC- the latter could obviously be a
challenge if there are embedded endianness issues anywhere.
hmm, i've used libusb
Was: It seems to have been fixed...
On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 6:17 PM, Gerard N/A [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
It to be have been fixed in rev. 17356
Regards,
Gerard.
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Héctor Fiandor Rosario wrote:
Dear Mark, my congratulations for yor work in LFP.
I am very happy with this compiler and really, it was very easy to
migrate from Delphi5 to LFP
I don't know why you're thanking me- I certainly don't deserve any of
it. :-)
There's a long list of the people
2008/11/12 Mark Morgan Lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I then copied the application over to the PDA again. The program load
time (i.e. from tapping the icon to the start of drawing the window) was
much better, but disappointingly the execution speed was not observably
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I then copied the application over to the PDA again. The program load
time (i.e. from tapping the icon to the start of drawing the window) was
much better, but disappointingly the execution speed was not observably
different, i.e. it still took a second to draw the
2008/11/11 Mark Morgan Lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I notice that http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Hardware_Access#libusb
lists three sets of libusb headers from Uwe Zimmermann, Johann Glaser
and Joe Jared.
Does anybody have any experience of or preference for one or the other
of these, in
When I run:
Var
Fnd: Boolean;
Begin
Fnd := MyQuery.Locate('MyIdx', 'MyValue', []);
If Fnd = True Then
ShowMessage('Record Found')
Else
ShowMessage('Record Not Found');
I get a message Record Found but the record doesn't change in the form.
Now in Delphi when I used the locate method, I would put
Is there any chance to do something with that website to improve the speed?
It casts a really bad light on Lazarus/Freepascal that the website
www.lazarus.freepascal.org is virtually unusable and most of the time it
takes minutes to get a page loaded because of the timeouts.
To post something
On Wed, 12 Nov 2008 16:04:22 -0800
ABorka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any chance to do something with that website to improve the speed?
I won't hold my breath.
This beast is an undead monster way beyond its natural lifespan, refusing to
accept its fate and rest eternally. Avoid it at any
ABorka wrote:
Is there any chance to do something with that website to improve the speed?
It casts a really bad light on Lazarus/Freepascal that the website
www.lazarus.freepascal.org is virtually unusable and most of the time it
takes minutes to get a page loaded because of the timeouts.
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