I have mostly given up on creating the cross compiler for MIPSEB-OpenWrt
(or DD-WRT) platform.
Now, my plan B is to create a cross compiler (from x86 Linux) to
ARM-Raspberry Pi
I know the default raspberry pi os is Raspbian which is a version of
debian. If possible, I'd like to get a binutils
Dennis Poon:
I have mostly given up on creating the cross compiler for
MIPSEB-OpenWrt (or DD-WRT) platform.
Now, my plan B is to create a cross compiler (from x86 Linux) to
ARM-Raspberry Pi
I know the default raspberry pi os is Raspbian which is a version of
debian. If possible, I'd like to get
.
Dennis
Michael Schnell wrote:
On 06/19/2013 06:10 PM, Dennis Poon wrote:
I have mostly given up on creating the cross compiler for
MIPSEB-OpenWrt (or DD-WRT) platform.
That is a shame !
(When the time comes,) I would be very interested in a decently
supported MIPS compiler and IDE-support
Native use of FPC+Lazarus on MacOS X is fine.
Even native use of FPC+Lazarus on Mac OS X cross compile to IOS is fine
using the specialized Lazarus + FPC 2.7.1 + the packakge provided by
www.pas4mobile.com
I have deployed an IOS app on my Ipod touch without problem (of course,
you need to
Thanks for your info.
For information, my Raspberry Pi running the ArchLinux boots within 16
seconds to the command line using an old class 4 SD Card.
If running Raspbian, it boots to the graphical UI in 30 seconds using a
new Class 10 SD Card.
Does have a stable stock supply?
Dennis
I 'd love to try this BeagleBone but its out of stock from which I live
(using element14 HK).
Dennis
Michel Catudal wrote:
Le 2013-06-21 03:32, Michael Schnell a écrit :
I don't understand why RPI (still) gets so much interest.
A friend of mine just bought two BeagleBone Black boards
What about code size?
The code size for one unit is the same as if you had (in that example)
declared a variant of IsIn for each LongInt and String. So for each
IsInT specialization with different types new code is generated if it
does not yet exist in that unit. This means that if
I am just curious, what is the instance size of an Tobject?
in many notifyevents, we would test whether an object is actually of a
certain class by
if Sender is TComponent then
...
end;
How does the is operator work? Is the memory space occupied by that
object reference contain a pointer
Howard Page-Clark wrote:
program Project1;
uses classes;
begin
WriteLn('InstanceSize of TObject=',TObject.InstanceSize);
ReadLn;
end.
I tried and it says the instancesize is 4 (on win 32 bit).
My question actually was how does the as and is get the class type
of an object.
So, does
http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/prog/progsu168.html#x212-2250008.2.13
Table 8.6 is the class instance memory layout and 8.7 is the class vmt
which has info on it's name and ancestor classes.
Andrew,
the page says:
8.2.13 Class types
Ewald wrote:
On 08/23/2014 11:34 AM, Dennis Poon wrote:
8.2.13 Class types
http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/prog/prog.html#QQ2-212-239
Just like objects, classes are stored
Look like it is referring to a TClass instance instead of an TObject
instance but thanks a lot
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
The Lazarus team is glad to announce the release of Lazarus 1.6.
This release was built with FPC 3.0.0.
The previous release Lazarus 1.4.4 was built with FPC 2.6.4.
Here is the list of changes for Lazarus and Free Pascal:
Maciej Izak wrote:
NewPascal future should be bright. My decision was too hasty. Few
persons of whole community (especially in Delphi) is not whole
community. When you do what you can best, totally for free then the
critic (or ban) hurts more than critic for commercial projects. Maybe
is
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