Am 13.02.2014 01:28, schrieb silvioprog:
Hello,
Can I use it:
TBrookAction = class(TBrookObject)
...
instead of?:
generic TBrookAction = class(TBrookObject)
...
And, can I use it:
TPersonAction = class(TBrookAction)
...
instead of?:
TPersonAction = class(specialize TBrookAction)
...
This
Hello,
Can I use it:
TBrookAction = class(TBrookObject)
...
instead of?:
generic TBrookAction = class(TBrookObject)
...
And, can I use it:
TPersonAction = class(TBrookAction)
...
instead of?:
TPersonAction = class(specialize TBrookAction)
...
This would save typing.
Sorry, I'm beginner in
>But as TThread is an Object and Objects are implemented on the heap,
I
>suppose that you need synchronized heaps between the library and
the
>main program.
Exactly, that is what i want...
>AFAIK, there is a way to have a library (if written with fpc)
"attach" to the
>ma
On 02/12/2014 02:02 PM, Fred van Stappen wrote:
Is is possible for a library to synchronize a procedure form the
program who use that library ?
What exactly do you mean by "synchronize".
In the FPC-RTL we have TThread.Synchronize.
This means:
- Push an event on the Event Queue to have it ex
Hello everybody.
The question is certainly stupid because i guess it is impossible, but who
knows...
Is is possible for a library to synchronize a procedure form the program who
use that library ?
I guess no but does it exist a "universal" way for a library to sent message to
the program who u
> I don't use Lazarus, i.e. .lpi files are of no use for me. The option
> -fPIC isn't necessary for the Win32 target, i.e. I didn't miss that one
> (but I was aware of it - at least it was well visible unlike the others
> which I had to find by trial and error).
Ok and thanks to note it. Hum, i ha
Hello Fred,
change these two lines:
uos.pas line 1086:
RTLeventSetEvent(evPause);
uoslib.pas line 41:
function uos_loadlib(PortAudioFileName: string; SndFileFileName:
string; Mpg123FileName: string; SoundTouchFileName: string) : integer;
cdecl;
Sandro
On 11 February 2014 16:52, Fred van S
