Hello,
with latest Trunk, Rev. 7387, building of the ARM-Linux RTL fails:
ppcrossarm.exe -Tlinux -Parm -XParm-linux- -Xc -Xr -Fi../inc -Fi../arm
-Fi../unix -Fiarm -FE. -FU../../rtl/units/arm-linux -Tlinux -CX -darm
-Us -Sg system.pp
softfpu.pp(122,12) Error: Duplicate identifier UInt64
Hello again,
with latest Trunk, Rev. 7387, building of the ARM-Linux RTL fails:
ppcrossarm.exe -Tlinux -Parm -XParm-linux- -Xc -Xr -Fi../inc -Fi../arm
-Fi../unix -Fiarm -FE. -FU../../rtl/units/arm-linux -Tlinux -CX -darm
-Us -Sg system.pp
softfpu.pp(122,12) Error: Duplicate identifier
The Motorola MPx220 runs a 200-MHz Texas Instruments OMAP 1611 processor,
which is a a 32bit ARM v5 with a ARM926EJ-S core.
It runs Windows 2003 Smartphone though, so I'm guessing the answer is a little
more tricky - probably no.
M
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Hi
I am a new user of FPC can somebody guide me how to access directly hardware
ports
with FPC
Thanks
Ezra
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On 5/17/07, Matt Emson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It runs Windows 2003 Smartphone though, so I'm guessing the answer is a
little more tricky - probably no.
Why no?
Windows 2003 Smartphone is still Windows CE. Microsoft just like to
give several wierd names for the different versions of Windows
Op Fri, 18 May 2007, schreef Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho:
The port array will fail on NT versions of windows. Better to use the
methods described here:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Hardware_Access
Can you please implement a ports unit for Windows then? The last thing we
need is
The port array will fail on NT versions of windows. Better to use the
methods described here:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Hardware_Access
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Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
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Op Thu, 17 May 2007, schreef [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi
I am a new user of FPC can somebody guide me how to access directly hardware
ports
with FPC
http://www.freepascal.org/faq.var#accessioports
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Why no?
Because Windows CE Win32. Smartphone more so. However, the word
probably conveyed my doubt that I had all the facts. There you go.
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Hello Matt, thanks for your fast input.
Matt Emson wrote:
Any idea how I know if a class, in a class pointer, overrides a virtual
method? Eg:
snip
vfooclass := tboo1;
// vfooclass doesn't implement sample.
vfooclass := tboo2;
// vfooclass implements sample.
You need to implement a
Any idea how I know if a class, in a class pointer, overrides a virtual
method? Eg:
snip
vfooclass := tboo1;
// vfooclass doesn't implement sample.
vfooclass := tboo2;
// vfooclass implements sample.
You need to implement a virtual method, even if it does nothing. Are you
sure you're
Hello,
Any idea how I know if a class, in a class pointer, overrides a virtual
method? Eg:
tfooclass = class of tfoo;
tfoo = class
procedure sample; virtual;
end;
tboo1 = class(tfoo)
end;
tboo2 = class(tfoo)
procedure sample; override;
end;
...
vfooclass := tboo1;
// vfooclass
So, at this moment I know that I can:
1. Use a safe, magic and efficient way, but I need to know if it exists;
2. Create a light instance using vfooclass.NewInstance method;
3. hack the vmt.
Which approach do you use?
I have worked with a bespoke OPF a few years ago. The way we got around
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