and on since the bang-path era and I like it too. I
don't know the protocol well, however, and don't know its limitations.
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--Jeff Duntemann
Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
On 9/25/2012 2:29 AM, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
On 2012-09-25 09:01, Cephas Atheos wrote:
I mentioned PHPBB
Bravo! My only question is: Are there any particular issues with respect
to using 2.6.0 with Lazarus? I didn't see that mentioned in the changes doc.
Thanks to everybody who worked on it! (And happy new year, all!)
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--Jeff Duntemann
Colorado Springs, Colorado
On 1/1/2012 8:43 AM
I agree with Joost. I've always liked the Insight GUI for gdb, and as
best I know that's written in Tcl/Tk, of all things. So a FreePascal
front end for gdb isn't a bad idea, and would be a great deal easier
than writing a complete low-level debugger from scratch.
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--Jeff Duntemann
and intimidatingly complex. I'd rather see some effort put
into an easy-to-install beginner's programming environment than in
pulling features out of the compiler. I know this isn't the forum for
that discussion, but I did want to make the suggestion.
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--Jeff Duntemann
Colorado Springs
in a console. I'll take a look at Lazarus for Education this week and
see whether it could work for the book.
Thanks for pointing it out to me.
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--Jeff Duntemann
Colorado Springs, Colorado
On 9/10/2011 9:28 AM, Mattias Gaertner wrote:
On Sat, 10 Sep 2011 16:51:36 +0200 (CEST)
Michael
This is very blue-sky, but it would be an interesting enhancement to
Lazarus to target ARM or Atmel AVR CPUs in the manner of the Processing
language/IDE:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Processing_%28programming_language%29
It's how you create software for the Arduino boards that are so popular
Well, I have no idea why the downloads went so badly, but it doesn't
matter where the file comes from, really. Try this URL instead; it's my
own FTP site:
http://www.copperwood.com/pub/FreePascalSquareOneVol1.pdf
I'm going to delete this copy in a couple of days because it isn't
anywhere
As a pertinent aside here, I learned most of what I know about X from
Niall Mansfield's book The Joy of X (Addison Wesley, 1993). Great
overview, lots of good technical figures. Not an implementation guide,
by any means, but it made the X system quite clear to me, even though I
don't use it
to
do) but I'm willing to release chapters as I finish them if people want
them.
Good luck and thanks for listening. I'm on the list now and will start
digging back into FPC again.
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--Jeff Duntemann
Colorado Springs, Colorado
www.duntemann.com
