Am 19.10.2010 01:52, schrieb BTree Computing Services:
I started converting a Delphi2006 windows service to lazarus last week.
My core application converts fine, however, I need to re-do the
portions that rely on the Indy components and the TurboPower XML
partners. I have lazarus installed in c:\lazarus and is the 32 bit
version running under win7 64 bit. When I run [F9] my app or even the
apps under \example, the lazarus launches the appropriate application.
When I close down that application, lazarus is completely frozen (like
an invisible modal dialog exists) and only rings a bell when I try to
click on it. I have to end-task lazarus and since windows still has a
lock on the myapp.exe file, I can no longer compile to that location
until I reboot my computer. (myapp is NOT in the process list).
An ideas of what I can do to develop/test on my win7 machine? Go to
Lazarus 64 bit?
Two ideas:
1) Disable the "Execution stopped" dialog in
"Tools->Settings->Debugger->General" (titled "Show message when
stopped") [Note: The names might be similar, cause I'm using the German
version]
2) If you have to kill Lazarus again look for a "gdb.exe" that might
still be running. That is the process that has your executable
(myapp.exe) open.
Regards,
Sven
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