Over the last few days I've put a lot of time into setting up up a
fairly fast system with various CPU emulators- mostly Qemu but also a
couple of others- and getting compilation times etc. from them. It might
interest anybody who is weighing up the attractiveness of native vs
cross compilation
On 05/28/2011 11:46 AM, Elio Fabri wrote:
Hi, I downloaded fpc-2.4.4.x86_64-linux.tar and installed OK.
But the compiler cannot find the Graph unit. Apparently the graph.ppu
file is missing.
Where can I find it, or a valid substitute?
Try the ptcgraph unit.
AFAIK it's not available on 64-bit platforms, maybe someone can confirm this?
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Hi Jose, all.
I've now (at last!) started using your last4 lines program. Thanks a lot- it
works really well and even on a 100M log file it is really really fast -
faster than 1 msec, which I didn't believe until I timed it using
gettickcount. Also it doesn't generate much disk i/o. Reading the who
On 29 May 2011, at 09:33, herux wrote:
> Do you think FreePascal can be used to compile applications for google
> chrome browser, such as the following link?
Probably not without changes to the code generator and RTL. Google native
client relies on being able to verify the machine code (similar
Hello,
Do you think FreePascal can be used to compile applications for google
chrome browser, such as the following link?
http://code.google.com/chrome/nativeclient/
thanks
herux
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