MSEide+MSEgui new release.

[PascalDragon]

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1. _libc_start_main
2. dladdr
3. sched_yield
4. dlopen
5. dlsym
6. dlclose

I can do that. at least two of those do not need assembler.
When needed I can write asm for intel and arm

Dynamic library loading is implemented in the C library and the dynamic linker. Also threading is encapsulated by the C library. One could in principle implement everything oneself, cause the C library does it as well after all, but you need to link against C libraries anyway if you want to use anything else like database access or similar.

[lazpas]

Hi,Fred

A syntax error,the compilation succeeds after {} is deleted.

[Fred vS]

Re-hello Lazpas.

Is it in this code, mseconst.pas?:

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1.  en_langnamestext: array{[0..5]} of msestring = (

And particulary this: array{[0..5]} and the 2 {} that must be deleted?

Anyway, I am happy that it compiles for you now (but I still dont understand why it failed to compile for you, here no problems with fpc 3.2.2.)

Many thanks to note it.

Fre;D

[Fred vS]

Re-re-hello Lazpas.

Sorry to insist and monopolize but what version of fpc are you using?
I remember vaguely that since fpc 3.0 if you define a array with elements, the  [0..5] range is not obligatory anymore.

Otherwise I cannot figure why you cannot compile it if you are using fpc 3.2.0 or >
Anyway, I will re-add the [0..5] range of the array if it is the cause of problem of compilation with older fpc version.

[EDIT] Ok, in last commit, this was fixed:

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1. en_langnamestext: array {$if fpc_fullversion <= 030100} [0..5] {$endif} of msestring = (

Thanks to note it.

Fre;D

[lazpas]

Hi,Fred.

I am using fpc3.0.2.

[lazpas]

[EDIT] Ok, in last commit, this was fixed:

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1. en_langnamestext: array {$if fpc_fullversion <= 030100} [0..5] {$endif} of msestring = (

Thank you.

[Fred vS]

Hi,Fred.

I am using fpc3.0.2.

Ha, ok, then this should be better:

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1. en_langnamestext: array {$if fpc_fullversion <= 030200} [0..5] {$endif} of msestring = (

I hope all is ok now for you.

[EDIT] There is a new  MSEgui release 5.10.4. with all the fixes.  Thanks again to note the bugs.

Fre;D

[lazpas]

Hi,Fred.

I am using fpc3.0.2.

Ha, ok, then this should be better:

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1. en_langnamestext: array {$if fpc_fullversion <= 030200} [0..5] {$endif} of msestring = (

I hope all is ok now for you.

[EDIT] There is a new  MSEgui release 5.10.4. with all the fixes.  Thanks again to note the bugs.

Fre;D

Thank you for updating it.

[sahara]

Dear all,

I just came over ideU / MSEide. Is there a forum specialized for ideU or MSEide? Or is it ok to ask the questions here?

How to switch between Debug and Release builds? I have seen "Make 1", "Make 2" and so on. Are they intended to be used for that? And "Make 3" for a cross build on Linux-X86 for ARM targets, and so on? If so, how to edit these macros?

The default build of a simple MSEide project result in a binary with 4 MB. With all unused symbols removed, and without debug info, a smaller size should be possible.
Some examples would be great, how to setup Debug/Release builds.

[Fred vS]

Hello Sahara.

For question about MSEide-MSEgui/ideU you are welcome to ask it here.
And for documentation there is a WiKi there.

Also you may use the mailing-list.

Fre;D