Hi,
I'm trying to use plotpanel 0.9 on my arm-linux system. With some hacks
I can make it run, but I don't want the hacks.
I added some writeln's and this is what I get :
setxmax : 5.31664594843289E-315
setxinterval : 5.29980882362664E-315
setxmax : 3.00000000000000E+002
setxinterval : 3.00000000000000E+001
The first setxmax and setxinterval are when the plotpanel is created. I
don't know where those values come from, because in the create-code the
values are 10 and 1. Using unhacked plotpanel-code these values cause
the program to crash.
With the hacked plotpanel-code I get the second setxmax and setxinterval
values, from my init-code where I set these to the values I want.
With hacking I mean hardcoding those values to what I want (after the
writeln's ;-) ).
Needless to say that x86 doesn't behave bad.
Any suggestions where to look to solve this ?
Originally the values are extended, I modified them to double, without
effect.
Using fpc 2.2.0 and lazarus svn 11739, compiled with fpc 2.2.0.
Regards,
Koenraad Lelong.
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