fpc-pascal · 2012-01
- using exceptions21
Exceptions like the name suggested, is to mark something that you are not suppose to expect. For example while getting a data something went wrong, like disconnection,…
- FP IDE: Error: Illegal parameter: -Cp3862
I recently updated to fpc 2.6.0 Now I cannot compile anything in the FP IDE (Version 1.0.12 2011/12/25). Program test; {$mode objfpc} {$h+} begin end. I try to…
- more questions regarding linux signals3
I have read "man 7 signal" in Linux, and there are few sections regarding safe and unsafe system calls to be used inside a signal handler. As I understand (I hope I'm…
- -OoASMCSE7
[actual question is in the last paragraph of this post] I recently stumbled over an old (closed) bug in the bug tracker where the solution was to remove ASMCSE from O3,…
- specialization of inner class of generic class1
I'm a fpc newbie and currently playing around with generic classes. Consider the following code: ===== test.pas ===== {$mode objfpc} program Test; type generic TGen<_T>…
- Problems with fpdoc14
I seem to have some problems using fpdoc in combination with html tags. When I enter some text (taken from the documentation) I get compilation errors: Text used: With…
- Finished full JVM Android application7
Hello together! Today I've finished my first JVM Android application. This could as well be the first (or at least one of the first) complete JVM Android app written in…
- How can I trap signals3
I wish to trap two signals in Linux (ABRT and HUP), how can I do that ? Ido
- Adding code indentation without Lazarus5
A blind programer doesn't matter whether a code is indented. That's my case. For us, it's natural to disregard all code formatation. In spite of that, the indentation…
- SSE 4.2 usage with FPC ?0
I'm trying to understand how to use SSE with fpc, especially the CRC32 instruction available in SSE4.2 It seems that it is available since fpc 2.6.0, but i really got no…
- Free Pascal 2.6.0 released!5
first, FPC core wants to wish a happy 2012! To start the new year with a bang, a new major release of Free Pascal, version 2.6.0, was uploaded to our FTP servers.…
