On 22 Oct 2010, at 10:31, Adem wrote:
Focus on unit compilation/loading and/or the register allocator?
Of course, you could do that (and by the looks of it, it already is
on your mental roadmap too), but are they really --really-- that
critical?
Fixing the the unit reloading logic is quite critical, because it's
the main cause of crashes and other weird errors you sometimes (or
regularly, depending on how many circular dependencies you have and
the kind of changes you make) get when recompiling units without
erasing them first or without using the -B command line parameter.
That said, I fully support the creation of a fork of FPC by everyone
who thinks that is a good idea. If something good comes out of it, we
can always integrate it later (or who knows, main FPC development
could eventually move to that fork), and in the short term it will
save a lot of time spent on elaborate discussions by everyone involved.
Jonas
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