I have installed FPC with a DOS emulator for Windows (DOS box). When
it's installed that way I get that message to download the help files
as you mention, but when it is installed from Windows itself, the help
files are included and the context help works.
Anyway I use Lazarus a lot, which is a
http://itaprogaming.free.fr/tutorial.html
2008/2/22, Weyert de Boer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Does anyone here have any experience with using FreePascal using ARM
microprocessor and drawing graphics?
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fpc-pascal maillist -
I finally setup a SourceForge project for the PTVM:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/ptvm/
Right now it's at beta 0.3, and can translate and compile (with MTASC)
a simple Hello World application. I'm working on translating types,
sentences, etc. I'm using SVN since I have more experience with
I'm reading about lock-free algorithms:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lock-free_algorithms#Implementation
Is there a way to access those atomic primitives, but in a multiplatform manner?
Regards!
-Marco
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fpc-pascal maillist -
Just wanted to show that creating another editor have no sense. :D I
keep with Lazarus.
2008/2/12, Florian Klaempfl [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Marco Alvarado schrieb:
What about creating an Eclipse add-on for FPC, instead of writing a
Lazarus-like editor (that's what you seem to be doing) from
2008/2/11, Skybuck Flying [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I don't like lazarus so much :)
I like Delphi 2007 IDE much better :)
What if FPC is re-built as a addon for Delphi 2007, and later on you
like Delphi 2009 more? ;)
-Marco
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fpc-pascal maillist -
What about Lazarus?
-Marco
2008/2/11, Michael Van Canneyt [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Mon, 11 Feb 2008, Skybuck Flying wrote:
Hello,
Delphi's compiler/linker is probably malfunctioning for uint64 types.
It would be nice if free pascal compiler/linker/debugger can be used as a
Hello! I'm in the Lazarus list, but I'm new to this one.
Are there FPC versions for these virtual machines?
Java
Flash 8 (actionscript 2)
Flash 9 (actionscript 3)
If the answer is no, I'd love to create compilers for those virtual
platforms. I want to see Pascal applications running on them. :D