FPC 2.6.4 released!

[Tomas Hajny]

Not quite; versions ending with odd numbers are interim snapshots, no releases. See http://www.freepascal.org/faq.var#versions for more information about version numbering. Also, project "fpc-cross" on SourceForge.net is not run or owned by the FPC team. However, there is information clarifying the hosted content on its homepage (http://sourceforge.net/projects/fpc-cross/) which explicitly mentions that the provided version is a compilation of a development version.

[x2nie]

Is there a newer FPC  has landed? 
(I did not read fpc mailist)


sorry for naive question.

[Tomas Hajny]

No, not yet (see the main page http://www.freepascal.org for the current information on the latest available version).

Tomas

[Roland57]

Hello!

I just noticed (why today, I don't know) that there is an unneeded white space in compiler output:

294 lines compiled, 0.7 sec , 63424 bytes code, 12972 bytes data

Can you see it? 

[Basile B.]

Hello!

I just noticed (why today, I don't know) that there is an unneeded white space in compiler output:

294 lines compiled, 0.7 sec , 63424 bytes code, 12972 bytes data

Can you see it? 

After sec, of course.
That's clearly unacceptable...

[CM630]

This useful Split function is in TAChartUtils

Code: [Select]

function Split(AString: String; ADest: TStrings = nil; ADelimiter: Char = '|'): TStrings;

...

I doubt this could be the function from the  TAChartUtils, because  it uses Char as a delimeter, and *carmarri  uses #13#10, which is a string. Am I wrong?
Anyway, he should better report the bug to the author of the third party function.
 

...

Code: [Select]

mylist := Split(#13#10, mytext);
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