http://www.freepascal.org/faq.var#versions
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The only available function for dumping heap trace output is DumpHeap, which
outputs to stderr. However, it's problematic to use it in a web environment,
because web servers tend to give internal server error whenever stderr is
not empty. Therefore, I'd like to redirect it to stderr, but I have no
If it's on Linux, you can redirect stderr to stdout on the commandline...
Err... it's the web server that calls my app, I didn't call it directly
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assign(stderr,'somefile');
rewrite(stderr);
Thanks, nicely done.
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I don't want to maintain two separate tools, so I use unix tools from msys to
build FPC. Since a few latest release, the tools no longer produce path in
windows style (e.g. c:/folder/), but in unix style (e.g. \c\folder\). This
causes failure when building fpc with 'cannot create archive
I've just found that the current pwd could be invoked with -W parameter to
produce Windows style path. Perhaps overriding PWD with pwd -W when
calling make helps?
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Is it possible to write one? Due to the nature of enumerator, the iterator
and iterated class usually form mutual dependency. With normal classes, this
is no problem as mutual dependency can be resolved with forward type
declaration. But what if it's used with generic classes (and therefore
Hmm... I'm not really sure though, but I guess you could make use of array
of const feature. See the documentation here:
http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/ref/refsu60.html
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Maybe anonymous methods were introduced
in other languages because they didn't have something like OP's
procedure variables
IMO, it's because they're lazy to declare things before they use it. Often,
an anonymous function which first used just once eventually used more than
once. When that
It works when {$LONGSTRINGS ON} or {$H+} directive exists. I think the
compiler treats functions receiving array of char (or pointer to it) as
ShortString when none of the directives above exist.
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The correct results are obtained if
1) I substitute Var for Out. This leads to the warning that X is not
initialized.
var could be used to treat the parameter as in-out, so the warning is
expected if you haven't initialized the variable before. As stated in the
docs
What are the advantages of using THTMLPageProducer compared to directly
generate HTML output (or via THTMLWriter)?
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AFAIK an internal error is something that should NEVER happen, and when it
does, it should be regarded as compiler bug. Just create a small program
that could reproduce the behavior and send it to the bugtracker.
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Old PPU of base64, try recompiling everything (because there's a chance that
more packages are having the same problem), make a clean build if possible.
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Graeme, I think you should at least make a wiki page for this project. I also
just know about it here.
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Back to high school time, I use it for turn based battle system for a game. I
have two mutually (tail-)recursive procedures where one is the player
movement decision (full with prompts) while the other is the enemy's (some
AI calculation takes the decision). The battle could start ambushed (enemy
If there is interest I can publish the source code.
I want it, I need it, give 'em to me, yeah!
Anyway, are you using FPC-JVM or Lazarus-Android interface to accomplish
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Anyway, I have published the first version of the sources licensed under
GPL here:
Downloaded, will learn tonight ;)
I thought the subject of the mail already says that I have used FPC-JVM
for this. ;)
Forget that question, my brain was crumpled.
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I'm checking out FPC JVM branch, however, in the middle of the process, it
fails with Decompression of svndiff data failed. The error keeps occuring,
so I guess it's not a connection problem or something unpredictable. I'm
using latest TortoiseSVN by the way, which is compiled for SVN 1.7.
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I just repeat the procedure to it work again.
It doesn't work for me :|
Could you send me a zipped archive?
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The problem might still be related to the MTU. Maybe a patch since then has
exactly the right size to trigger the problem. Try lowering it a bit to
see what happens.
Hell yeah, I follow the suggestion in the thread to lower it down from 1500
to 1300 and it works! Thanks Jonas.
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I've just updated my both normal fpc and jvmbackend port to revision 19992.
However, the resulting compiler from normal fpc cannot be used to compile
the jvmbackend port. It fails when compiling system unit, with these
messages:
make[7]: Entering directory
FPCUnit is part of FCL and it doesn't require LCL. Of course if you install
via packages under Lazarus components folder, it would depend on Lazarus
parts (e.g, LCL), esp. for the runner. Open
fpc/packages/fcl-fpcunit/src/demo for a pure FPC example. Or
The same as always: the latest release. As of January 1st, 2012, that means
2.6.0
OK, I finally have a reason to use stable release...
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I finally managed to compile the latest revision of jvmbackend port, however
I've got some problems during compilation and execution:
1. The wiki instruction
The first paragraph says:
Building the JVM compiler, RTL and utilities is currently not yet supported
using the top-level makefile
yet
Additional info: assembling the resulting .j manually and execute the
resulting .class works though
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Pass -XP (without the quotes, but with the space after the parameter)
to the compiler, then it will not prepend jvm-java- to the java
binary. You might also want to check your fpc.cfg as there it might add
the cpu-os-prefix unconditionally if it detects a crosscompilation
(check for #IFDEF
Since the title is still valid, I'd like ask about the usage of java
collections in generic style. For instance java.util.ArrayList. How can I
construct JUArrayList with Integer constraint as in Java?
e.g.: ArrayListInteger a = new ArrayListInteger;
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That TOrdinal type doesn't really exist. It serves as a generalization of
all ordinal types, including user defined ones.
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Also you don't need to manually manage the storage, it will shrink and grow
automatically as you append / delete it.
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I don't remember having that since 2.X.X... there was always TList, however.
And that's what I was using (I use generics for all my containers use now).
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What I use:
uses
SysUtils,DateUtils;
var
BeginTime,EndTime: TDateTime;
begin
BeginTime := TimeOf(Now);
// call the function here
EndTime := TimeOf(Now);
// whatever you need to do
WriteLn(SecondSpan(BeginTime,EndTime)); // change to whatever XXXSpan
function you like
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I want to log the full runtime-error/exception backtrace to a file. I've
tried all methods explained
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Logging_exceptions here but none seems
to give the full backtrace. i.e. when compiled with -gl, instead of just the
address, I could also get line NN of file
Something like
http://www.sulaco.co.za/opengl_project_terrain_generation_using_heightmaps.htm
terrain ?
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I use this units to do that. Was someone with the nickname crhonos who
made.
Thanks, I'll try it :)
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The resolution of file and address can only be done if your code is a)
compiled with debug info and b) some code is available that can
translate the debug info to the output. The first is done by -g, while
the second is done by adding the l option. The latter adds the unit
lineinfo or
So the savest way to ensure that BackTraceStrFunc returns more than just
the address us to use -gl
I think I'm not clear enough to say that I have used -gl for this, and I
don't get the line information. I've tried this on 2 places: ExceptProc and
TApplication.OnException.
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New is GetMem+Initialization.
Dispose is Finaliziation+FreeMem.
Working GR8, thanks! I didn't know about above equation until just now :p
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That shouldn't happen. You are allowed to alias identifiers found in units
used (and that's the unit scoping rule). The only case where duplicate
identifier error occurs is when you have them in the same unit (either
directly or via include files).
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That's different case IMHO (In My Humble Observation), I guess it's something
like this:
{$mode objfpc}
type
TTestClass = class
FTile: Integer;
property Tile: Integer read FTile write FTile;
procedure Test;
end;
procedure TTestClass.Test;
var
Tile: Integer;
begin
end;
begin
However the compiler specifically names other units as the culprit, so who
knows.
Yep, and according to the error message, what if you open the corresponding
unit at the position told by the compiler?
Hint: Your form must be a descendant of TForm which perhaps has... guess it
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But if I have many methods with a identifier like Value, I will have
to modify all methods and put something like lValue, Value1, etc.
Trust me, that's MUCH better than letting the compiler compiles wrong code.
i.e. it refers to identifier we don't mean to refer. I've had a lot of this
before
Fpc Trim(): Trim whitespace from the ends of a string.
Where did you get that? The documentation
(http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/rtl/sysutils/trim.html) doesn't say
so...
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I want to do something like this: A base module (call it ModLayout) writes a
header, then a descendant module (say Mod1, Mod2 and so on) writes the inner
content, ended by ModLayout writes the footer. With this scenario, the
header and footer don't need to be written for each Mod1, Mod2 and so on,
I'm currently building a web app using HTTP server application project +
fpweb + tiopf (with sqlite backend). However, I'm stuck in this scenario:
Imagine a user log's in to my web app, which could be done from any page
(it's part of the layout), how can I:
Save login data in session, in case the
Thanks, Michael. This framework is great, it just needs proper
documentation...
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I've tried it out, but the session doesn't seem to be shared among modules,
is it correct that I set CreateSession to true for all modules?
Please try the updated project (attached). The authentication is handled by
ModAuth, but the login form (or welcome message + logout link) is handled by
Found it in the combined example project, set Session.SessionCookiePath to
the same string, whatever it is.
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Do you mean if FileRead executed when the file pointer is at the end of file,
it would wrap around to the beginning? Or are you asking how to move the
file pointer to the beginning of file?
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I have the following tables in sqlite (in create table statement):
CREATE TABLE users (
id autoinc_int,
name varchar(30),
password varchar(30)
);
CREATE TABLE roles (
id autoinc_int,
name varchar(20)
);
CREATE TABLE users_roles (
id autoinc_int,
user_id int,
role_id int,
Ouch, that's a bit bad to hear, I thought I could get something simpler. I'll
try to implement that relationship manager pattern because I want to avoid
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Use the tools! :-) Lazarus's Data Desktop (I think
that's the name) can generate complete units of code with SQL for you.
Oh, yeah. I remember ever tried that feature (generating tiOPF classes) but
only had a glance look at it. I guess this is the time to have a serious
look at it B)
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If I had debug writelns in the code, it complained about misformed
header format - showing the first debug output line)
michael said:
* Do not attempt I/O to standard input/output/error.
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Try set a full path to the compiler driver binary (fpc.exe) or put its
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Can't reproduce with the following program:
type
TVertex = record
x: double;
y: double;
end;
PVertex = ^TVertex;
TEdge = record
v1: PVertex;
v2: PVertex;
end;
var
edge_count: LongWord = 0;
edge_list: array of TEdge;
procedure add_edge(v1, v2: PVertex);
begin
I've developed a small tool to help converting the autogenerated R.java to
Pascal. It's made in a quick and dirty way, but it works. It could be added
to build script to automatically do the conversion before compiling.
It takes 1 command line parameter which is the path to R.java and outputs
the
You need to call Application.Initialize prior to anything if you want to use
LCL features (including its dialogs). Your uses clause seems overkill. Only
Interfaces, Forms and Dialogs units required for ShowMessage function.
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fpc would look for the compiler in the same directory as it is. I believe
your fpc resides in /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/humus/
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SScanf from SysUtils unit.
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By default, fcl-web uses the following dispatching schema:
host/module/action
Is there anyway to customize this behavior?
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Commandline is signed as deprecated, so what is the best way to
pass a string to TProcess? Is the commandline the first item of the
tstrings called parameter?
http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/fcl/process/tprocess.commandline.html
See something that explains it there?
The output is a
WUAOOOW!!! Where are those functions, Marco? Which revision implements them?
And last but not least, do those functions consider BIG output?
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I saw a big commit merging jvmbackend branch into the main branch. Is it
stable already? I currently have both from svn, if it's already stable I'm
planning on deleting the jvmbackend only.
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In 2.7.1 (trunk)
I mean... which unit?
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I tried building the compiler, it passes but I have to do some changes. The
make process fails after compiling the compiler ended with some warnings
regarding constructing a class with abstract method in
compiler/jvm/hlcgcpu.pas. The compiler seems to return exit code 1 on
warnings and that's the
What happens if there is only the end; statement without the used
registers?
The compiler couldn't save the values in the registers prior to the asm
block. If they contain intermediate result, they may be gone and unexpected
result would come. CMIIW.
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How to use TBlowFishEnCryptStream? Is there any example for mortals?
No but I guess the doc is clear enough.
To encrypt:
1. Create TBlowFishEnCryptStream instance supplying a key and the stream to
write encrypted data to
2. Write the data using its Write method
3. Flush or Free (Free implies
For examples, I think it's better to use the data type wrapper of the
Read/Write, instead of using the low level methods:
{$mode objfpc}{$H+}
uses classes,blowfish;
var
en: TBlowFishEncryptStream;
de: TBlowFishDeCryptStream;
s1,s2: TStringStream;
key,value,temp: String;
begin
key :=
Example of this no effect? {$H+} should do it.
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No, directives at most have only unit scope.
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I would like to document some of the FCL, however the layout is still like
the first time it appears in FPC. Current FCL are splitted into many
subpackages, and since the number of units is HUGE (which I guess the same
reason why the package was splitted) would it be better to split the
OK, I'll keep it that way.
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No, I only want to (and am capable to) document FCL :p
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Seems like I can't find it. Is there anything defined when I pass -gh? I need
it to create optional feature of memory leak tracer.
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Do we have it? And if not, what's the available solution for windows?
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It will depend on what you want to achive. So, what do you need it for?
Handle Ctrl+C and other kinds of forced program termination.
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Thanks, that's closer, I hope the linux ifdef could be replaced with unix
(Mac OS X is *nix, right?). I wonder why we don't have it at RTL level...
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I look at the generated code and in the direct one there's additional
overhead of decrementing the reference counter on each iteration. Here's
what the core code looks like:
Direct:
leal -56(%ebp),%eax
call fpc_unicodestr_decr_ref
leal -56(%ebp),%eax
call
I have a web app that works fine with embedded http server, but due to its
current bugs, I need to switch to something more reliable. So I choose
FastCGI and a great web server for this so far is Nginx for me. This is the
configuration for my web:
server {
listen 80;
index
Please report any bugs you find.
I know of only 1 bug that is connected to reliability.
I would, but the error is intermittent and it's difficult to create a test
program that always generates the bug.
Module/action syntax depends on how the PATHINFO variable is passed to the
CGI/FastCGI
It's indeed nginx fastcgi configuration issue, I've managed to make it work
somehow by reading its documentation. Thanks :)
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Basically I just have to add this:
http://wiki.nginx.org/HttpFastcgiModule#fastcgi_split_path_info
location / {
fastcgi_split_path_info ^((?U).+www.tkd1depok.org)(/?.+)$;
fastcgi_param PATH_INFO $fastcgi_path_info;
fastcgi_param PATH_TRANSLATED
That one I cannot answer, please summon Florian/Jonas/Marco/Michael/whoever
capable to answer
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Seems like the old IncludeHTTPPathDelimiter bug strikes back (AFAIR it's been
closed when I said Marco's patch works), I need to change:
procedure RegisterFileLocation(const ALocation,ADirectory: String);
begin
...
if (ADirectory='') then
try this:
type
TMyTemplate = class(TFPTemplate)
private
procedure ReplaceMyTags(Sender : TObject; Const TagString : String;
TagParams:TStringList; Out ReplaceText : String);
public
constructor Create;
end;
procedure TMyTemplate.ReplaceMyTags(Sender : TObject; Const TagString :
Hey, that's nice, Michael. I never think of using TTemplateParser directly as
I thought it was meant to be used internally by TFPTemplate only. Now I see
that it actually has more features through OO approach instead of event
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does the operating system keep an index somewhere ?
ls doesn't, find does AFAIK.
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I think the fast point from OP point of view is the less typing, less source
code. Not from executable point of view.
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Converting one of the answers there...
uses
SysUtils;
const
StartingYear = 2012;
var
Year,Month: Byte;
Date: TDateTime;
begin
for Year in [0 .. 5] do begin
for Month in [1 .. 12] do begin
Date := EncodeDate(Year,Month,13);
if DayOfWeek(Date) = 5 then begin
Sorry, missing one thing: Date := EncodeDate(StartingYear + Year,Month,13);
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I would like to build FP IDE with debugger support, it's been a long time
since I did it (and it was on windows). I've built GDB plainly (simply
./configure), and I have all necessary libraries (python, expat, decnumber,
zlib) but upon linking the IDE I got undefined references to those
libraries.
Sorry, please ignore. My 7.4-2012.04 version is detected as 7.5 which doesn't
have a define yet in gdbint, I simply copy from 7.4 and it works.
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For finding a solution: what does the message from fpc compiler:
Note: Switching assembler to default writing assembler
means exactly?
http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/user/userse70.html
AFAIK when -a is given, the internal assembler can't be executed (the
internal assembler seems to work
Requiring all functions to be allways fully qualified will make the
most commom case worse than current implementation just to be better
for the uncommon case. This is a step back, not forward...
Indeed, and the way unit system works has an advantage: changing entry order
/ entry name in the
I've created a .so from a unit by compiling it to .ppu and .o and then
executes ppumove on the .ppu. Now I've got the .so and .ppl (extension
specified with -e), how can I tell fpc to link against them instead of the
.ppu and .o? I've tried with -XD with no success.
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When I was on Windows, use another tty for debuggee works fine. The output
gets its own console, and I can debug while watching the output. I'm on
Kubuntu now so my terminal is Konsole. If I set /usr/bin/konsole as
debuggee, then the program doesn't seem to run (the breakpoint line never
gets
Since this behavior is documented, one should read the documentation first:
http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/ref/refse76.html
Anyway, how could one find that Result is used as function result without
reading the docs?
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I question your assumption that
Result is specifically more important than the other incompatibilities
among different modes (i.e. your statement that it will help...a lot). I
do not say that it is wrong to be more helpful in error messages, but
rather that your proposal tries to fix a very
I see ELF internal linker is already in the compiler source, how's the
current state? Is it usable already? Passing -Xi doesn't seem to call it
however.
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