What I need to do is be able to read some 5v TTL Inputs in and write some 5v
TTL outputs out. The parallel port always worked when my program was a DOS
program.. it was so simple, just do Port[$378]:= data to set the bits on the
port or data:=port[$378] to read some bits from the port. I'm not
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<mailto:ja...@productionautomation.net> >:
> I've tried Lazarus, for some rea
>An alternative would be NtDelayExecution from unit jwanative. Its interval
argument is in multiples of 100ns
>and is essentially what Windows' Sleep() uses internally.
>Note: The first argument "Alertable" determines whether the function can be
interrupted by NtAlertThread
>(and whatever Windows
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>i think it is the ight place i also like to rcv the software for directly
>controling i/o ports for fpc on wimdows
>Thank you
>Ezra
Ezra,
here’s the link to the FPC files.
https://github.com/Zaaphod/FPC-Parallel-Port
The InpOut32 driver is here:
>Look at synaser, its TBlockSerial class has a RecvTerminated method that
does just that.
>http://synapse.ararat.cz/doc/help/synaser.TBlockSerial.html#RecvTerminated
>https://sourceforge.net/p/synalist/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/
>Bye
>--
>Luca
Thank you for the suggestion and the links, that does look
>>FWIW, I ported the library to fpc, together with the test/demo software
>>(x_pigpiod_if2).
>>The fact that the communication goes via the network opens
>>possibilities though. I tested my port on my laptop, connected to the
>>pi. So applications running on a remote PC could control the pi's
Thank You I found the sleep procedure Thank you for explaining that it
was looking for a pointer, that was helpful. A little cutting and pasting
and now I have 3 more ways to sleep... Sleep_S will probably be sufficient
and is the most flexible, because if you have 1,000,000,000 seconds you
ight be possible to the code quite
easily.
In the hope it could lead to an improvement of the go32v2 IDE,
Pierre Muller
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James
Thank you! I was indeed trying to use the 64bit DLL.. I mistakenly thought
you were supposed to use the version of the operating system, not the
program.
I have absolutely zero experience with windows programs. I am able to run
my program now, but still not working exactly as I want it to
I'm a newbie trying to port an old turbo pascal program to FreePascal in
linux. My reasons for doing this is old Pentium 233 motherboards are
getting harder to keep running and I need be running on more modern
hardware.. It's a massive program and I just don't have time to re-write
the whole
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On 2016-07-22 20:59, James Richters wrote:
> 4. not full scr
I can't seem to set any breakpoints at all with FreePascal 3.0.0 with the
text IDE. Does anyone have any idea why this could be? I have even tried
to set a breakpoint in a ridiculously simple program like:
Program Test;
Begin
Writeln;
End.
I am able to single step through my programs
Subject: Re: [fpc-pascal] Linux Port help
On 2016-07-22 23:33, James Richters wrote:
> Here are screenshots:
> https://github.com/Zaaphod/FPC-Parallel-Port/issues/1
I just checked. My FreeBSD version looks like the Windows screenshot.
Also under Linux, load the IDE, then go to O
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James Richters wrote:
I was rather rushed earlier for reasons that would
22, 2016 6:18 PM
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Subject: Re: [fpc-pascal] Linux Port help
On 2016-07-22 21:38, James Richters wrote:
> Linux is just all yellow on light blue. The windows one for example
> will show comments in grey reserved words in white.. ect..
> it makes it a l
Is there a way to get the textmode IDE to do splitscreen the way Turbo
Pascal used to if you had both a color and monochrome monitor? It was very
handy to trace through the source code on the monochrome monitor and watch
it execute on the other one.. It prevented all the screen flashing when it
Bo,
I also have a raspberry pi project.. I got a hifi-berry card for it and it
is streaming audio to a central audio system, I'm using VLC media player and
an app on my cell phone to control it, I have not made use of the GPIO on
them yet, but I would really like to learn how this can be
>If you are using Windows, you can compile the IDE in FPC trunk with gdb/mi
support,
>which works by opening your program in a new console window, so it gets the
effect
>you want already under Windows. Lazarus also does the same thing, if you
don't mind
>using a newer IDE.
I'm using Windows,
, James Richters wrote:
> The TurboPascal version used to write to B800-B7FF for the monochrome
> monitor and A000-AFFF for the color monitor, the IDE was always on
> monochrome and the program executing was always on color... that's how
> it worked,
No, it didn't.
The monochrom
Any Suggestions for a microsecond delay? I had a scheme in my old dos program
where I would run a massive loop at the beginning of my program and time it
with DOS 55mS ticks, then do the math and figure out how many times I needed to
loop for a given delay.. worked great on DOS with nothing
That looks great. I’ll give it a try! Thank you very much for the suggestion
and the example
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400, James Richters wrote:
> > I'm trying to avoid custom hardware if possible. I have always used
> > parallel ports and never had a problem with them until now. I like the
> > idea of a parallel port because they are still built onto motherboards,
and
> > there are also a
Santhoff
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On Sa, 2016-07-23 at 05:55 +0200, Marc Santhoff wrote:
> On Fr, 2016-07-22 at 18:20 -0400, James Richters wrote:
> > I'm trying to avo
ns
Hi,
the beauty about free open source is that you can search the sources:
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I have a few questions about using the graph unit with windows.
1.Is there any way to get rid of the bar at the top that says 'graph
window application' I don't need it or want it, I want the user locked
into my program full screen until they exit it
2. If there is no way to
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Subject: Re: [fpc-pascal] FreePascal Windows - Force files to write to disk
El 21/02/2017 a las 22:12, James Richters escribió:
Thanks for any advice on this
My first action would be to guarantee that the file is closed with a
try...finally.
AssignFile(B
13:17, James Richters wrote:
> No other programs on the system ever access this file
Not even virus scanners?
Jonas
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The error I get is when trying to open the file to read it. It’s something
like read past end of file, b
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Am 21.02.2017 um 22:12 schrieb James Richters
I have a freepascal Windows console application that I recently ported over
from DOS Turbo Pascal. I am have a small settings file that I write to disk
that keeps getting corrupted. It happens only occasionally, but it’s always
this one file, no others.Do I need to do something specific
Is there any way to quickly identify unused variables, procedures &
functions within a large project? I'm using FPC 3.0.0 with textmode IDE
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I am working on a console application that uses the graph unit. I want my
graphics window to be the one that accepts keyboard input, I found out that
if I just change to 'WinCRT' instead of 'CRT' it does exactly this. however
there is a problem with WinCRT that I do not understand. Please
That was me, Sorry about that, I did not realize it was a read only
repository, I downloaded a fork of it to my desktop a while ago, so when I
had a proposed change to it, I just made a pull request the way I normally
do with git projects.
I have posted the issue here:
I was able to use a C library by creating the following unit, the hardest part
was getting variable types to match. Perhaps this example of linking a C
library to Free Pascal will help.
James
Unit InpOut32;
Interface
Function IsInpOutDriverOpen:Boolean;{$Ifndef Win32} cdecl
I use notepad++ Vertical editing ALL THE TIME, you cannot do vertical editing
effectively with a proportional font. For those who aren't familiar with it,
you can hold down ALT and highlight many lines vertically making a very tall
cursor, you can then start typing and what you type will be
>IOW I don't like editors that store in formats that are nearly useless in
other editors.
I total agree with this statement, proportional editors are only good if
you are the only one who will ever look at the code, if anyone else EVER
looks at it, it's just a giant mess, you can't put snippets
The problem with your example
"text_with_tabs_Input-Sans_proportional_font_and_ET.png" is that the
underscores and the word Range and the brackets are all out of alignment, even
though everything is re-aligned again with the := I prefer the array elements
to also be aligned as well. In my
I would like to mention that if you store your password in a constant like
this:
const
password='mypassword'
then if someone edits your exe file with any text editor, your password will
be in there as text and easy to find.
I have used this method to get around this... I store a huge string
Here is how I read passwords... it generates a random character and displays
that so someone looking over your shoulder things those characters are the
password
It uses readkey which does not display on the screen, one character at a
time
Function Readpw:String;
Var
Pwstring : String;
Shouldn't an extremely basic function like readkey be cross-platform?
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Subject: Re: [fpc-pascal] FreePascal Windows - Force files to write to disk
Try " char instead of ' (char 39). I never use ' under Windows.
Best regards
Sandro Cumerlato
On 22 Mar 2017 23:47, "James Richters" <ja...@
10:39:23AM -0400, James Richters wrote:
> I am still having this issue. I've managed to narrow down what is happening
> some. The problem is my data is not actually being written all the way to
> disk. I now have a repeatable proven method to reproduce the issue. Here
> is the se
Thanks for the link and information on atomic writes. It seems like a much
better method. My current scheme is to copy everything to a ramdrive upon
boot. Here I can do what I want with my files and if the machine crashes, the
files I started with on the hard drive have not been affected.
I'm trying to use copyfile and cannot get it to work, anyone have any ideas?
I'm using the procedure below. My writeln showing the contents of the
variables seems to indicate they are correct. The souce file does exist and is
correct, the destination file does not exitst.
I get an error 50
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>I have found this:
>
>https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25011141/turn-off-on-monitor-cant-turn-on
>
>It's in c++, but it looks that since w.8, you must simulate a mouse move.
Thanks for the info. It got me on the right track. It seems to depend on
which method is used to simulate mouse or
I keep getting 'Program generated a signal 291. Save your sources and restart
the IDE.' Errors with the FPC IDE. I'm using version 3.0.4RC1 on a Windows 10
x64 system. It's just a normal stock installation, but I have it installed on
my J: drive which is a network share on a NAS system.
>You need to use PostMessage if you want to your program to work correctly.
>SendMessage waits reply and you don't have a message pump in your console
>application, thus a hang happens.
Thank you... PostMessage() works to turn off the display, but for some strange
reason it can't turn it back
Thank you Sven and Stefan for the advice and examples, I really appreciate it.
I'll to some time tests with some sample programs and figure out which way to
go with it. It seems at first glance that the array of procedures would be
more complicated, but the more I think about it, the more I
GJ,R,SA,EA:Double;
End;
This can also be uses for memory access, as on some processors, word aligning
data can save some cpu cycles with reference to non aligned data for data
longer than one byte/char.
Chers, Ched
Le 09.07.2017 à 13:45, James Richters a écrit :
> I have a
Thanks for the link. For best compatibility should I make it:
Type
DrawCMD = Packed Record
GC: Word;
PX,PY,PZ,GX,GY,GZ,GI,GJ,R,SA,EA:Double;
End;
Or
Type
{$PackRecords 2}
DrawCMD = Record
I have a few questions about fixed record files. I have the following:
Type
DrawCMD = Record
GC: Byte;
PX,PY,PZ,GX,GY,GZ,GI,GJ,R,SA,EA:Double;
End;
Var
DrawFile: File Of DrawCMD;
Drawinfo:
>I am also wondering if it would be beneficial to accelerate other procedures
>in the same way especially getimage()
I went ahead and tried it and I've got getimage() to about 18x faster on my
system. I changed how it works a little, the original was checking every
single pixel if it was in
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Subject: Re: [fpc-pascal] Running Freepascal programs on other computers
Are you by chance running it from a shared smb folder or something like that?
I run all my fpc apps on Windows 10, but from a local drive and don't get
warnings.
On Jun 28, 2017 11:5
>add ptcwrapper to uses list.
Thank you, that worked!
James
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I thought I would try to get my demo program to work. When I try to compile it
with
//manually create the ptcwrapper thread
PTCWrapperObject := TPTCWrapperThread.Create;
I get reopengraph.pas(32,23) Error: Identifier not found "TPTCWrapperThread"
Demo program below... Any ideas?
James
I've figured out a way to get my animations to work fast and still have the
quality of aggpas. The problem I have is that even though I've managed to
accelerate putimage() and it's pretty fast, it's still not fast enough and my
animations in my program happen too slow, especially on slow
I defined a static array to convert the mode 13h VGA palette to separate red,
green and blue to send to aggpas as well as the packed RGB565 format needed to
send to ptcgraph 16bit colors.
James
Type
VGARGBRec= Record
R,G,B:Byte;
RGB:Word;
end;
Const
VGA256:
I defined a static array to convert the mode 13h VGA palette to separate red,
green and blue to send to aggpas as well as the packed RGB565 format needed to
send to ptcgraph 16bit colors.
James
Type
VGARGBRec= Record
R,G,B:Byte;
RGB:Word;
end;
Const
I'm trying to optimize a console application ported over from Turbo Pascal with
a huge set of if then else statements like this:
Var
TXT : String;
If TXT = 'Thing1' then
Begin
Dosomething();
DoSomethingelse();
End
else
If TXT = 'AnotherThing' then
Begin
>Your palette looks like standard Int Mode 13h VGA palette (yes, I'm older).
>This are the RGB values (I'm quite sure):
Thank you, I appreciate the help identifying the format I have and the
conversion to RGB. I was able to also find methods to convert RGB to RGB565
and back by looking in
When I run any freepascal program that I compiled on my windows 10 desktop
computer on any other PC, I always get a warning:
We could not verify who created this file, are you sure you want to run this
file?
When I search for a way to fix this, I get a bunch of results telling how to
bypass
I'm trying to use SenMessage() to turn the display on or off under program
control of a console application.I got the function to work, and it
turns off the display, but then the program just hangs.
Does anyone know what I am doing wrong?
Here's my sample program
Program
>Maybe the results backend uses higher precision result values, and the web
>interface simply rounds it to two decimal places? ;-)
It seems most likely that the results are evaluated at more than 2 decimal
places. I don't know why they would only display 2 decimal places, 1/100th of
a second
Thanks for the help and advice with this. I've been trying to figure out how a
lot of this works. Here's where I'm at
>You could try the units ptcgraph or sdlgraph as alternatives (both are part of
>FPC).
These seemed like the easiest things to start with.
ptcgraph: I'm having 2 issues
I am wondering if it's possible to compile my windows console app
specifically for 64bit machines running windows? I am currently compiling
it as a win32 console application because I cannot figure out how to compile
it as a 64bit program. I normally run bin\i386-win32\FP.EXE and use the
text
: [fpc-pascal] FPC Graphics options?
On 2017-05-15 11:51, James Richters wrote:
ication to be a 64bit
> application. I have installed
> 'fpc-3.0.2.i386-win32.cross.x86_64-win64.exe' but I don't see any
> fp.exe to run so I'm a bit lost with it.
Yes, I don't know why the Free Pascal tea
I have a few console graphics applications that I originally wrote in Turbo
Pascal that I have been able to convert over to Free Pascal and now have
windows versions of these programs. I notice that unless I run my program
on a 3.5GHz machine or faster, the graphics are fairly slow.By slow, I
I'm having a few issues with ptcgraph.
The main issue is that it's not correctly reporting the actual size of the
available area to use inside the ptcgraph window. It's reporting my full
screen resolution, but that amount of space is not really available due to
the title bar. The window
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On 2017-05-15 16:28, James Richters wrote:
> Agg2dconsole.exe - System Error The Program can't start beca
options?
On 05/15/2017 11:25 PM, Nikolay Nikolov wrote:
>
>
> On 05/15/2017 01:51 PM, James Richters wrote:
>> Thanks for the help and advice with this. I've been trying to figure
>> out how a lot of this works. Here's where I'm at
>>
>>> You coul
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On 05/16/2017 01:37 AM, James Richters wrote:
> I have managed to
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On 2017-05-15 20:50, James Richters wrote:
> see it is going into aggpas units, but I do not get any graphical
> window, I don't get any errors either, it just runs and
: Re: [fpc-pascal] FPC 64bit for windows
On 2017-05-15 11:59, James Richters wrote:
> When I try to install 64 bit windows
> version, I don't have this anymore
The Free Pascal project, for some weird reason, only ships a 64-bit Windows
cross-compiler. So you need both the 32-bit and 64-bit in
I have managed to get ptcgraph and ptccrt to work with my program and I can
report that there is an AMAZING increase in graphics performance! It is
pretty much a drop in replacement and I did not change any compiler settings.
I did have to make a few minor changes to get it to work, not
> Hmm? But he only wants to change the title of the window. Even on Windows
> that should work from a different thread. However a platform independent
> SetWindowTitle() for ptcgraph would be rather useful I guess.
I did a quick test and ran one program that did a writeln of it’s handle, then
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> I did appreciate how much bette
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Subject: Re: [fpc-pascal] ptccrt missing keys
On 05/26/2017 10:49 PM, James Richters wrote:
>> It's great that it's finally working for you. And yes, ptccrt supports most
>> alt and ctrl key combinations, but if you find some key combination missi
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Subject: Re: [fpc-pascal] ptccrt missing keys
On 06/13/2017 01:33 AM, James Richters wrote:
>> Follow the instructions in docs/INSTALL.txt to compile the package. Then add
>> units\i386-win32 from the snapshot directory to the unit search path of your
>> compiler.
> Can I
>putimage can be accelerated, although it would still have to do a memory copy.
Like this?
https://github.com/Zaaphod/ptcpas/compare/Zaaphod_Custom?expand=1#diff-fb31461e009ff29fda5c35c5115978b4
This is amazingly faster. I ran a test of just ptcgraph.putimage() in a loop,
putting the same
I was trying to find putimage to see how it worked... and I came across some
notes about it in graph.inc as follows:
{ For significant speed improvements , is is recommended }
{ that these routines be hooked (otherwise the default, }
{ slower routines will be used) :}
>That sounds like a little bit of a special case - it'll work where you're
>using putimage for a large area, that has very few pixels set.
That is exactly what I have almost all the time. I’m wanting to use putimage
for the entire screen all the time, but very few pixels on the screen
I squeezed a little more out of putimage by doing as little math as possible
with a couple of variables to store j*ptcwidth and i+j*ptcwidth I got my 1000x
test loop down to 1.013 seconds. Here is what it looks like at the moment, any
ideas on how to optimize it further?
I ran into an unexpected issue with ptcgraph. If I use closegraph, I cannot
re-open a new ptcgraph window with Initgraph. It looks like it opens the
second graph window but then closes it immediately after.. my program is
then appears to be locked up after this happens.. no errors, just locked
>As a workaround, you can manually take care of the ptcwrapper object like
>this, in between closegraph and initgraph calls, but first ask yourself, do
>you really need this?
Thanks for figuring out what is going on. I don't really need to close it and
reopen it. I can work around by just
I'm trying to switch over a program to use aggpas but I'm not getting any
results from moveto or lineto am I missing something?
I made a little demo that illustrates what's happening
agg^.lineWidth(4);
agg^.lineColor(0, 155, 0, 255);
agg^.rectangle(10, 10, 50, 50);
agg^.lineColor(155,
> lineto is meant to be used multiple times, as part of a draw path. So, lineto
> does not really draw,
>it just adds a vertex to a vertex storage object. To draw a path, you need to
>use the drawPath(option):
Thank you for the information! I thought I was missing something.
James
Is there a way to re-scale a drawing with agg_2D? Basically I'm wanting to
zoom in/out of a drawing made with lines and arcs and I'm wondering the most
efficient way to do it. I found a scale feature in aggpas but it only seems to
scale items drawn after the command is issued. I'm wondering
>Ok, I've implemented implemented this. ptccrt now has a KeyMode variable
Excellent solution!
>kmFPWINCRT - behaves like Free Pascal's CRT unit under Windows. Similar to
>kmGO32, but emulates several incompatibilities
>that the Windows CRT unit has with the GO32V2 CRT unit. Not all of them
>The 2 part directory names is because other Canvas renderers will and
>can be added to fpGUI.
Yes the directory structure makes more sense if there will be other
rendering options and render/aggpas/ also makes more sense than
render/software for the same reason.
Is there a more direct way of getting aggpas to send its output to ptcgraph?
Currently I'm doing as in the demo programs and defining an array then using
putimage() to transfer the array to ptcgraph... this is fairly slow, especially
for fullscreen high resolution applications. I'm trying
>we've always set that in the BIOS of the machine... it is generally in the
>same area where you would toggle the numlock on at boot...
Thanks for the suggestion! I did not even think to look there.
James
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>I cannot reproduce it on my machine after the r714 fix. Can you send me a
>small example program, that demonstrates the problem, as well as detailed
>steps to reproduce?
Here is a simple sample program that has the issue for me on both my windows 10
desktop and my windows 10 laptop, both are
fpc compiler.
Could someone please tell me the correct way I should be doing this so that the
compiler will find the correct versions of all the files necessary?
James
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