On 05/18/2011 10:26 PM, Leonardo M. Ramé wrote:
This is a small example. I need the LCL because a "real" program needs
"interfaces" allows for instantiating the "Application" Object (I suppose that is what Michael meant by"It pulls in the LCL"). There are many functions in the LCL that are usable without TApplication and "Interfaces".
What you can't do without "interfaces" is (1) use a local GUI (such as GTK or QT) and (2) do the usual "event driven programming" (e.g. use TTimer and anything based on "normal" inter-Thread notification).
So without "interfaces" your project is not an "Application" but a "Program" (AKA "command line tool") that is started, does its work, and stops; without waiting for anything to happen while it runs.
I suppose by "real Program" you mean "Application" (according to Lazarus-speak), so you can't use noGUI.
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