Hello,
The 2.0.4-rc2 arm-linux cross-compiler has been uploaded to ftp. If you can test, or know somebody who can test this one, please let us know, as this is one of the lesser trusted releases.
Daniël
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2.0.4-rc for arm-linux uploaded
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Daniël Mantione wrote 5 lines
Hello,
The 2.0.4-rc2 arm-linux cross-compiler has been uploaded to ftp. If you
can test, or know somebody who can test this one, please let us know, as
this is one of the lesser trusted releases.
Did you do a testsuite run using qemu?
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Daniël
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Op Sun, 23 Jul 2006, schreef Florian Klaempfl:
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Daniël Mantione wrote:
> Hello,
>
> The 2.0.4-rc2 arm-linux cross-compiler has been uploaded to ftp. If you
> can test, or know somebody who can test this one, please let us know, as
> this is one of the lesser trusted releases.
Did you do a testsuite run using qemu?
No.
Daniël
In the development version of FPC is used Windows structure MENUITEMINFO breaking the compatibility between Windows95, NT4 and Windows98,2000,XP. New parameter "hbmpInfo" was added into this structure making its size bigger then expected by the old versions of Windows. Can this parameter be removed from this structure and possibly added into second structure (let's call it as MENUITEMINFOEX as Micha suggested in Lazarus ML)? Although I'm not sure if this is the best idea, because we would need to maintain new structure always when MS decides to add new parameter into an existing structure. So for Windows Vista we can have another structure MENUITEMINFOEXEX etc., but I don't see any other solution. Anybody has any other idea how to solve it? There could be maybe more structures containing some extension from newer Windows versions in the FPC RTL.
This incompatibility is also in the upcoming release 2.0.4.
Martin.