#351 2025-01-04 12:31:47

ttomas
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Re: High-Performance Frameworks

ab wrote:

The TFB program is compiled with FPC 3.2.3 so is not affected by those FPC trunk (temporary) issues - at least on my machine.

Inline function bug is affected in FPC 3.2
https://gitlab.com/freepascal.org/fpc/s … sues/41031

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#352 2025-01-04 17:55:38

ab
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Re: High-Performance Frameworks

Using absolute with result is very risky and never used in mormot.
I suspect this is not the cause of our stability issue..

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#353 2025-01-04 19:04:01

pvn0
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Re: High-Performance Frameworks

Hi ab, I'm the author of that inline function bug report, the use of absolute keyword has no relevance, you can replace it with type casting if you want (which is functionally the same), the issue remains.
I do agree that it is probably not the source of your plaintext issue but it's worth doing a default (sane) options test to avoid chasing dead ends.
Anyway I know it's a bit late but I wish everyone a good and productive year of 2025.

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