On 10/14/2011 10:30 AM, Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
BTW2, the Lazarus IDE has big problems with the lack of dynamically loadable packages, which still are *not* supplied by FPC. This will possibly make impossible above separation between the IDE implementation and FPC progress. Wouldn't it be much more important to improve the package support, before experimenting with new Delphi features?
Of course, Dephi-type runtime packages (i.e. DLLs / so's specially crafted to be only used by programs done in the same language and using the same libraries) are a desirable feature (e.g. to do "plugins" in closed source projects), I feel that it's not a big lack regarding the IDE. (At least in Linux) re-compiling the IDE is done in a few seconds, so adding/deleting/replacing static packages is no hurdle.
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