Ok, I changed GlobalPrefix to fpc source path (it is
/usr/lib/codetyphon/fpcsrc/) but still same result. So my files looks like:
fpconf.cfg
[Defaults]
ConfigVersion=4
GlobalPrefix=/usr/lib/codetyphon/fpcsrc/
LocalPrefix={LocalRepository}
Compiler=/usr/lib/codetyphon/fpc/bin/x86_64-linux/fpc
On 14.02.2013 09:07, Krzysztof wrote:
Ok, I changed GlobalPrefix to fpc source path (it is
/usr/lib/codetyphon/fpcsrc/) but still same result. So my files looks like:
Not the SOURCE path. The path which contains the COMPILED units. So this
should be '/usr/lib/codytyphon/fpc' (the correct
On 13/02/2013 16:50, Giuliano Colla wrote:
IMHO the try..except..finally construct should provide exactly the same
functionality as a nested
try
try
[code]
except
[code]
end;
finally
[code]
end;
i.e. it should be executed whatever happened in the sections between try and
Lukasz Sokol ha scritto:
It is subtle, I agree, but in
try
try
[code]
finally
[code]
end;
except
[code]
end; (my version)
I can catch the errors of either normal and finally code;
I assume that try...finally...end is the more important; it is try...finally..
end that has to go
Sven Barth ha scritto:
I don't see the point of a else or nonexcept branch. If I want
code to be executed in the case that no exception happened (e.g. a
Commit for a database transaction) then I put in the block started by
the try... One might argue that an additional branch would increase
I might have found a hack to solve your linking problem for arm-embedded
on linux, unfortunately I am not an expert on gnu ld, but perhaps this
here gives a hint to somebody that knows how to properly solve your problem:
First, create a script names arm-embedded-ld with the following content:
Am 14.02.2013 20:08, schrieb Michael Ring:
I might have found a hack to solve your linking problem for arm-embedded
on linux, unfortunately I am not an expert on gnu ld, but perhaps this
here gives a hint to somebody that knows how to properly solve your
problem:
First, create a script
Den 14-02-2013 20:39, Florian Klämpfl skrev:
Am 14.02.2013 20:08, schrieb Michael Ring:
I might have found a hack to solve your linking problem for arm-embedded
on linux, unfortunately I am not an expert on gnu ld, but perhaps this
here gives a hint to somebody that knows how to properly solve
I did a grep through the fpc sourcecode and found a reference in
./compiler/systems/t_linux.pas in an arm related ifdef section
add(' .note.gnu.build-id : { *(.note.gnu.build-id) }');
so perhaps this is really missing in arm-embedded target.
The patch for for
