.
This is what heavyweight database servers use solid state drives for. In
any event, I think it's worth remembering that pipes etc. will always go
through the operating system, so there's a limit to how much you can
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tion every time the procedure's called.
What, please, is the correct syntax to use in this sort of case?
FPC 2.6.0 on Linux x86.
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f the problem,
reverting to array of integer fixes the other but I'm not sure why
that works when it didn't earlier (i.e. before I'd started using array
of const).
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cobines wrote:
2012/4/22 Mark Morgan Lloyd :
but I'm not sure why that works when it
didn't earlier (i.e. before I'd started using array of const).
You said you used
DbgArray= array of integer
then I assume this declaration?
procedure ClrDebug(const panels: DbgArray);
If s
Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
On Sun, 22 Apr 2012, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
cobines wrote:
2012/4/22 Mark Morgan Lloyd :
but I'm not sure why that works when it
didn't earlier (i.e. before I'd started using array of const).
You said you used
DbgArray= array of integer
the
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Marco van de Voort wrote:
In our previous episode, Mark Morgan Lloyd said:
Marco, I see you had a StackOverflow question on this a year or so ago.
Did you ever get anywhere with it in practice?
It was an idea to lower the overhead and improve the reliability of our
serial protocol. (because
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Marco van de Voort wrote:
In our previous episode, Mark Morgan Lloyd said:
Marco, I see you had a StackOverflow question on this a year or so
ago. Did you ever get anywhere with it in practice?
It was an idea to lower the overhead and improve the reliability of our
.freepascal.org/Lazarus_Documentation#Free_Pascal_Compiler_Documentation
is still 2.2.
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conventions etc.) have settled down a lot since those days it should, in
theory, no longer be an issue: but I suspect that many old prejudices
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to do this, but
arm-assembler is new to me.
I think I'd use a lookup table (making sure it's cacheable),
particularly since what you're doing is going to be called frequently
and you're likely to have much more than 64K memory.
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Has anybody used FPC to control ALSA on Linux? I need to filter a MIDI
stream in real time, and handle transposition etc.
If anybody knows of useful resources I'd appreciate any hints.
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relevant.
Can you remember which Pascal interface to the ALSA libraries you were
using? I think I've seen two, but I've not yet checked to see whether
they were actually minor variants of the same thing.
On 2012/05/06 10:09 AM, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Has anybody used FPC to cont
Wimpie Nortje wrote:
On 2012/05/06 05:49 PM, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Wimpie Nortje wrote:
I have used ALSA to record sound. It was some time ago, I think on
Kubuntu 10.04 or so.
I can send you some code I used but I have no idea whether it will work
under newer Linux's
Thanks, but
and alsapas, and writing code that will support either if
possible. If I could also code to support PortMidi that would be a
bonus, but by no means essential: I'm trying to knock together a MIDI
transposer for my own use, and testbed some techniques for another project.
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code-generation bugs that weren't fixed until a few months
ago- the fixes are in 2.7.1 but haven't been backported.
Having said that, 2.7.1 plus the trunk version of Lazarus work fine
together for basic projects (there's things I don't routinely test, like
databas
ris 8 and 10), but I've got Slackware 12 IIRC on an E4500 since the
Debian installer wouldn't work. Good machine for testing multithreaded
stuff on account of the number of CPUs.
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cated maintainer for
that platform within the core team recently which is the reason why there
are no official builds for Solaris for version 2.6.0. Mark Morgan Lloyd
who already responded to your e-mail probably has the most experience with
these targets at the moment.
My main role is being a
microc...@zoho.com wrote:
On Wed, 09 May 2012 16:10:06 + Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
There is a directory for Solaris SPARC but it is empty. Is it possible
to get 2.6.0 for Solaris SPARC? Thanks again.
I've got a copy that I've built and run here, but I started off with an
earli
e heavy floating-point astronomical calculations that the
problems became apparent.
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microc...@zoho.com wrote:
On Wed, 09 May 2012 18:18:59 + Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
My main role is being a thorn in the side of the core developers when
something stops working :-) However I've previously offered to host a
(not very fast) system here for compilation etc., and the
an have 16x CPUs plus full I/O... in addition being a Xerox PARC
design it has a certain pedigree ;-)
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with all of those (with the exception of ARM Linux).
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east /attempts/ to separate OS- and CPU-specific code.
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r it fails since the terminal type subcommand is not supported.
If anybody else is using it (or if Ales is reading this) I'd be
interested in any suggestions as to how best to add this facility (i.e.
hardcoded internally, subcommands passed to a callback, etc.).
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ted quotes into something innocuous such as #$ff, then things
are comparatively simple.
In other cases use something like recursive descent, or investigate
(p)yacc, (p)lex etc.
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Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
leledumbo wrote:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/fpalsa/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/humus/
Thanks for those. Also
http://perso.wanadoo.es/plcl/alsapas/alsapas-en.html so as I thought
there appears to be (at least) two sets of ALSA bindings: fpalsa and
alsapas
normally have to set up the ppc symlink manually, irrespective or
platform. I usually use two stages, e.g. ppcsparc -> ppcsparc-2.4.4 and
ppcsparc-2.4.4 -> /usr/local/lib/fpc/2.4.4/ppcsparc, and in cases where
I'm e.g. running Lazarus I tell it to use the "one in the middle
: Incompatible type for arg no. 2:
Got "Open Array Of Variant", expected "Array Of Const"
I was caught by this one years ago, and at the time the Delphi
developers I was in contact with had no easy solution.
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Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
On Fri, 25 May 2012, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
How should I put this?
procedure TUnyokedFrontendForm.OutputWriteF(const str: widestring;
values: array of variant; fg: TColor= clBlack; bg: TColor= clDefault);
var scratch: widestring;
begin
scratch := Format
ameter of [] so that OutputWriteF('Test, no params\n') is
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h the open array
parameter passing an empty array, or an array initialised with
whatever "default" values you want:
Thanks, good point and adequate workaround.
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TFONT6x8;
var fontTable: PFONT6x8;
Force your absolute address into fontTable, then dereference to get at
the content.
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s
not have packages?
Not knowing, can't say. Looking at the larger picture, I don't know how
one best debugs operation as control is transferred from the main
program into the shared library, bearing in mind that this might be
important since the library might have all the tricky co
track the number
of a particular object being allocated/deallocated), but distinct across
program invocations (i.e. two programs using the same shared library
wouldn't clash)?
The discussion of libraries in ch16 of the Language reference guide is
rather quiet on the semantics.
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Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I'm currently tinkering with shared libraries, using cmem, mainly on
Linux. In one case the main-program code is multithreaded, but so far
I'm not moving data between threads inside the library.
Am I correct in believing that unit-level variables in a shar
I've used such things in a Windows-style .exe so a loader/binder would
know how to generate absolute code for an embedded system, but have
never tried exploiting it with a "real" OS.
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,
that a run-time (libdl) load of the library will fail. I'll keep on
tinkering with this, I've not yet retrieved the exact error message and
I'm interested in seeing what happens if the .so itself tries to use
libdl to reopen the main program.
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Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
>> Can such an alternative entry point in the main unit be called by
>> a shared library, i.e. either resolved at load time or with the main
>> binary reopened like a library? Or is the only way to pass a main-
>> program entry point to a sh
tely not
trapped, and might be mis-reported.
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}
{$endif }
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Tomas Hajny wrote:
On Wed, July 4, 2012 11:32, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
When building a shared library, I'm putting a (function that returns a)
magic number into both the library and the calling program. This returns
an integer, and allows the program and library to check their exposed
lways happy) which I think is
consistent with what you're saying.
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Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Tomas Hajny wrote:
On Wed, July 4, 2012 11:32, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
When building a shared library, I'm putting a (function that returns a)
magic number into both the library and the calling program. This returns
an integer, and allows the program and libra
e inside a non-reentrant function, and so on).
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cated. Try SerFlushInput() which goes straight to the operating system.
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first?
Problem appears to be in pqconnection.pp and I can see that it's
recently been worked on.
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Also I've not tested recently on ARM Linux, but since SPARC Linux is OK
it's unlikely to be a straight alignment error.
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Thomas Schatzl wrote:
Hi,
On Thu, 2012-07-12 at 09:47 +, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Ludo Brands wrote:
Builds OK on SPARC Solaris 10 using 2.6.0, but on running get a
consistent error
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
[Switching to LWP 4]
0x004b08b8 in
Jonas Maebe wrote:
Thomas Schatzl wrote on Thu, 12 Jul 2012:
On Thu, 2012-07-12 at 09:47 +, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
[Switching to LWP 4]
0x004b08b8 in TPQCONNECTION__LOADFIELD (CURSOR=0xfad601a0,
FIELDDEF=0xfad30f20, BUFFER=0xfa5f00bc
t/home/local-share/lazarus-trunk/components'
make: *** [bigidecomponents] Error 2
-bash-3.00$ svn up
At revision 37922.
Anybody got any quick suggestions? "all" builds OK but I presume I need
"bigide" because I've used the TQuery etc. on the form.
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Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
[Nod], understood. Hit a slight snag here with trunk FPC + trunk Lazarus:
Target OS: Solaris for SPARC
Compiling sqldblaz.pas
Compiling registersqldb.pas
registersqldb.pas(58,3) Fatal: Can't find unit ibconnection used by
registersqldb
Fatal: Compilation aborted
kend but I also want the option of Firebird for "leaf" systems.
Obviously the availability of the Firebird /server/ stuff is a
completely different issue. I'd neither be surprised nor particularly
sorry if that turned out to be x86-only.
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michael.vancann...@wisa.be wrote:
On Mon, 16 Jul 2012, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
[Nod], understood. Hit a slight snag here with trunk FPC + trunk
Lazarus:
Target OS: Solaris for SPARC
Compiling sqldblaz.pas
Compiling registersqldb.pas
registersqldb.pas(58,3) Fatal
e: *** [build-stamp.sparc-solaris] Error 2
Have I missed any stages out: applied patch successfully, make
distclean, make all?
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Reinier Olislagers wrote:
On 16-7-2012 18:41, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Reinier Olislagers wrote:
Whoopsie, error in the patch: this:
- merged
P.SourcePath.Add('src/sqldb/sqlite', SqldbConnectionOSes);
P.SourcePath.Add('src/sqldb/sqlite', SqliteOSes);
into
P.SourcePath.A
u are getting a SIGSEGV, not a SIGBUS which is what you would get for
an alignment problem.
This problem no longer exists in 2.7.1 (21919 + Reinier's
solarisdbtrunk2.diff).
However, I've got an "unknown fieldtype" which I'll investigate and if
necessary raise separ
so that it isn't forgotten.
I'll do that, but first I'm working through another odd issue to
determine whether it's down to Lazarus on Solaris or is a
recently-introduced problem in 2.7.1 targeting SPARC.
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Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Sven Barth wrote:
Now, you are getting a SIGSEGV, not a SIGBUS which is what you would
get for
an alignment problem.
This problem no longer exists in 2.7.1 (21919 + Reinier's
solarisdbtrunk2.diff).
Then it might be good if you report this in Mantis together
ndows API can, at
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michael.vancann...@wisa.be wrote:
On Wed, 18 Jul 2012, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I was reminded of this when somebody was asking about portable
signalling APIs the other day, but I think it's also relevant to
discussion of e.g. how to pass a keyword to a help viewer.
I am obviously awa
OBones wrote:
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
A couple of weeks ago, out of curiosity rather than necessity, I
started looking at whether the library could be ported to Windows
using MS-style named pipes. However I seem to have hit a snag since it
appears that Windows can't both create a named
nisms.
I will do, but I do note that
http://lazarus-ccr.sourceforge.net/docs/rtl/ipc/index.html explicitly
says that "It works only on the linux operating system". Where's the
source- I can only see ./fpcsrc/rtl/unix/ipc.pp
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OBones wrote:
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Basically, what I was trying to do was this. In the main thread:
fIpcPipe:= CreateNamedPipe(PChar(fIpcName), PIPE_ACCESS_INBOUND,
PIPE_TYPE_MESSAGE + PIPE_READMODE_MESSAGE,
1, 0, 0, 1000, NIL
michael.vancann...@wisa.be wrote:
On Wed, 18 Jul 2012, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
michael.vancann...@wisa.be wrote:
No need to apologize, I'm just curious where you got your info from.
The implementation has been the same since day 1, which means your
statement puzzles me.
So instead
g time on something which
already exists.
Of course, time spent learning APIs is never wasted :)
I'll certainly take a close look at that if I come back to this problem-
if nothing else to see whether it works in the context of a single
process :-)
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waldo kitty wrote:
On 7/18/2012 08:48, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I was reminded of this when somebody was asking about portable
signalling APIs
the other day, but I think it's also relevant to discussion of e.g.
how to pass
a keyword to a help viewer.
I am obviously aware of the fact tha
her way, i'm out and apologize for the diversion ;)
If you were using the very early MS networking for unix (mentioned in
the Samba entry on Wp IIRC, but I think I've also got other references)
then they probably had both.
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27;ve hardcoded stuff that by now exists in a standard library.
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a_family_t;
..
so that it initialises the sin6_len field if present (some BSD
variants?), does it see that conditional automatically if defined?
Otherwise how best to do it?
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Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I'm trying to write a simple finger daemon, capable of both IP4 and IP6.
At present it's using an unprivileged socket so as to avoid problems on
unix platforms.
I appear to be having problems at the bind() call for IP6 (returns -1),
which I suspect is
Does FPC have an interface to the POSIX capabilities library, which I
believe is libcap or possibly libcap-ng?
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ZAN DoYe wrote:
On 2012-07-23 21:51, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I'm trying to write a simple finger daemon, capable of both IP4 and
IP6. At present it's using an unprivileged socket so as to avoid
problems on unix platforms.
I appear to be having problems at the bind() call for IP
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Does FPC have an interface to the POSIX capabilities library, which I
believe is libcap or possibly libcap-ng?
I've hacked a partial interface to the API. If anybody else has to deal
with this issue, note that Debian only provides libcap as a .so.
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to be
able to get it from the client for status messages etc. before connection.
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you irrespective of whether he could have got it
elsewhere. Alternatively, the basic framework is GPL but
dynamically-linked extensions are proprietary.
I suppose that the bigger question is: how does one find an affordable
lawyer, well-versed in the laws covering the major jurisdictions?
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I know that this was discussed a couple of months ago, but I had
difficulty working out what the consensus was.
i)Is there an FPC function which will get the raw time from the RTC,
which on unix systems will usually be UTC (specifically, without a DST
correction
potentially be protected
by patent, or by the DMCA) but chatty description (comments etc.) of
them probably is.
Remember that Jonas has asked that this thread adjourn to the fpc-other
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() appear to be consistent.
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ng it to a concise literal such as 'EAGAIN'? I want the
log to report that accept() has failed with EAGAIN, rather than having
explanatory text that doesn't match the kernel documentation.
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Marco van de Voort wrote:
In our previous episode, Mark Morgan Lloyd said:
When using a function like fpAccept on a non-blocking socket, in some
cases -1 is returned with a documented (Linux kernel) error code of
EAGAIN. Should I be looking for this in errno or SocketError?
Socketerror is
l be giving out temporary passwords for database
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.
feeding the program all possible input states etc.) you'd probably miss
combinations.
You're left with the options of learning how to use resourcestrings
effectively, or using a language such as Smalltalk where the senders of
a message are known in advance.
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compiled code.
Hey, Jonas, when are you introducing the optimisation that a call at the
end of a procedure can be replaced by a jmp? :-)
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ssumes that e.g. /usr/local/opt
is permanently available when in fact it's a short-term NFS mount.
And doing it that way means that the user would be aware of the problem,
and if enough users are aware of the problem it might trickle through to
the awareness of the distreaux maintainers.
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s the leading Debian derivative?
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Henry Vermaak wrote:
On 15/08/12 12:37, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Jonas Maebe wrote:
In both these cases, I manually created unversioned symlinks to those
libraries, and that got my applications working again. This is not
ideal, but I don't know how else to handle this.
The official w
ty would only solve the
recurring discussions and miscomprehensions (assuming that is a shared
objective) then it would already be a big step forward.
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n the code on an OS
that protects executable code from being read?
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extra scanning, and messing things up?
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re irritating is the very long lines that sometimes get inserted on
behalf of some posters, which detracts from the legibility of their
questions or opinions. I can't remember for certain, but I think that
this was again a gmail issue.
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ginating at the list end.
Anybody: does any computer close to the list server use ClamAV?
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Marco van de Voort wrote:
In our previous episode, Mark Morgan Lloyd said:
When putting text into a resourcestring, for example for i18n, what is
best practice for multiline blocks?
I'm thinking of, for example, explanatory text that goes on a page in a
wizard-style set of dialogues,
Jonas Maebe wrote:
On 19 Aug 2012, at 10:55, Rainer Stratmann wrote:
Am Saturday 18 August 2012 23:53:36 schrieb Jonas Maebe:
On 18 Aug 2012, at 22:48, Rainer Stratmann wrote:
I did option -a, the compiler needs longer now, but where can I see the
generated file(s)?
In the same directory tha
7;s tested with. It's only marginally more
difficult to add a warning (or even error) if the compiler version isn't
as expected.
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practice?
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Rainer Stratmann wrote:
Am Wednesday 29 August 2012 10:58:52 schrieb Mark Morgan Lloyd:
Looking at the earlier thread, what you appear to be suggesting is some
way of using $i for pulling binary data into your program. However, $i
is by definition for including source fragments, if you want to
Rainer Stratmann wrote:
Am Wednesday 29 August 2012 11:59:01 schrieb Mark Morgan Lloyd:
You are trying to make a very simple thing complicated.
I know bytes with values from 0 to 255. I do not see an illegal
character/byte there. If you read exactly I did not type $i but $ir which
I think is
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