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[Problem solved] Wish: stop the race after Delphi
Fred vS:
--- Quote from: funlw65 on February 28, 2021, 02:20:38 am ---Fred, is that parameter included by default? Because it showed me no warnings. If is not default, then that is true also for Lazarus.
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Hello.
Not sure to understand.
Using Lazarus, you need to enable gl + gh in project option: see picture.
For mseide (or ideU) you set it in project options too: see picture.
When you close your application, there should have some info about the memory leak: see picture of the mseide-console:
It should be the same with Lazarus.
Fre;D
Fred vS:
Re-hello.
--- Quote from: funlw65 on February 28, 2021, 02:20:38 am ---Fred, is that parameter included by default? Because it showed me no warnings. If is not default, then that is true also for Lazarus.
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No, -ghl is not set as default (imho).
But (imho too) it seems to me that this is a good practice to always use the -ghl parameter for each project.
This to directly see, after each change, if no memory leak was added.
And when your project is ready for release, remove that -ghl parameter to have a clean binary without any debug code added.
Fre;D
FTurtle:
--- Quote from: funlw65 on February 28, 2021, 02:20:38 am ---
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Thank you @FTurtle, is that binary evaluation true also for Basic (Gambas3) and Python?
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If some language has boolean type then such approach is applicable.
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