On 8 May 2011 01:15, David Case <david.case@******> wrote: > > I recently noticed that TiOPF3 now supports Delphi 2009 so I downloaded from > the trunk and tried to install – still with no luck.
tiOPF3 is still "experimental" as far as I know. I haven't worked on tiOPF3 branch at all. The best people to ask would be Jarrod or Peter H, as they have been working on that code. Their goal with tiOPF3 was to get rid of legacy code (like removing support for older Delphi versions), and making it Unicode compliant. > Small errors such as method “start” being called in the Thread Log rather > than “execute”. Most tiOPF contributors seem to have disappear over the last year or so.... or tiOPF2 just works perfectly for them. ;-) If you want to send patches for tiOPF3, I am more than willing to apply them - I just have no way of testing them though. With patch contributions, tiOPF3 could at least become a working version. > Does Version 2 work with D2009 and can I install that using the binary > installer? Please don't use the binary installer, it is from many many years back. We stopped making binary releases and prefer using the latest code from the repository instead. I would imagine you have two options: 1) Try the latest tiOPF2 from the repository with Delphi 2009. If you get errors (I honestly don't know if there are), post those exact errors to mailing list or news group. Or if you can simply supply me with a patch, that would be much appreciated. I've been out of touch with Delphi for many years, so I don't know everything that has changed since D7, and want could be incompatible in tiOPF2 in that regard. 2) Alternatively, supply patches for tiOPF3 to get it into a working state, even if the ultimate goal of tiOPF3 is not met... ie: ignoring Unicode support for now. With option (1) I can at least help and verify that things are working. I still run the daily builds using FPC 32bit and 64bit compilers - it's just the posting to the build status reports that are currently disabled on our server. I can say that tiOPF2 is very stable at the moment and it is constantly tested on the build server, and we use it daily in a production environment. Any major issues will immediately be detected. > Any other ideas apart from moving to Instant Objects That would be a terrible choice. ;-) @Jarrod & Peter Hinrichsen, Any comments on the status of tiOPF3? I know you guys work on a non-public repository, so maybe tiOPF3 has improved already compared to what is available on SourceForge? -- Regards, - Graeme - _______________________________________________ fpGUI - a cross-platform Free Pascal GUI toolkit http://fpgui.sourceforge.net ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ WhatsUp Gold - Download Free Network Management Software The most intuitive, comprehensive, and cost-effective network management toolset available today. Delivers lowest initial acquisition cost and overall TCO of any competing solution. http://p.sf.net/sfu/whatsupgold-sd _______________________________________________ tiOPF-talk mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tiopf-talk
