Am 31.01.2011 22:59, schrieb Jeppe Johansen:
It's true that the semantics are the same, and it would probably make
sense to do some optimizations on typed constants that aren't ever
written to(the FPC rtl abuses the typed constant variable property in
the heap manager code, for example)
I
Hi,
I have form and thread in DLL. It seems that Synchronize() doesn't work.
Thread is hanging on first Synchronize().
It works only when I open form in ShowModal. I debug this and only
difference between Show() is that ShowModal call
WidgetSet.AppProcessMessages in loop. I can rewrite my
In our previous episode, dib...@wp.pl said:
I have form and thread in DLL. It seems that Synchronize() doesn't work.
Thread is hanging on first Synchronize().
Probably you have two RTLs, one in the RTL and one in the main program. As
far as I know this will also fail in Delphi.
On Tue, 1 Feb 2011, dib...@wp.pl wrote:
Hi,
I have form and thread in DLL. It seems that Synchronize() doesn't work.
Thread is hanging on first Synchronize().
It works only when I open form in ShowModal. I debug this and only difference
between Show() is that ShowModal call
W dniu 01.02.2011 14:08, michael.vancann...@wisa.be pisze:
To synchronize threads created in the DLL you must explicitly export a
call from your DLL which calls CheckSynchronize, and this call must be
called from the main program at regular intervals.
Hm so I have problem because I don't have
Hello all. I implemented a new type of multicast events in Delphi based on
generics. I thought someone could maybe consider and convert this
implementation to Free Pascal. Here is a link to an article describing the
implementation, its benefits and usage, and well as the full source code.
Let me
