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Hello Han, For me ccdcielcomponents.lpk at line 37 contain: <Item5> <PackageName Value="laz_synapse"/> <DefaultFilename Value="synapse/laz_synapse.lpk"/> </Item5> Is it the case for you? The error in cu_tcpserver is maybe because of the use of an untyped constant that get a different default type on your system. Can you try to replace the line 116: NoSocket = -1; by: NoSocket :longint = -1; |
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1) Yes laz_synapse.lpk is in ccdcielcomponents.lpk. I can not reproduce the error now, but I had this problem already a few times in the past and got this problem again today. That's why I didn't look into ccdcielcomponents.lpk but just reported the compiler error. In case it happens, I did just solve it by loading laz_synapse.lpk seperatly. Weird, can not explain it. I will see if it happens again in the future. 2) The new line116: NoSocket :longint = -1; solves the compiler problem. But the variable ClientSock is a Qword. So now in line 202 a qword is compared with a longint. I assume ClientSock<>NoSocket is always true? |
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I test that in a new Windows virtual machine. No problem with laz_synapse, it is visible when opening ccdcielcomponents.lpk and it compile fine. The error with NoSocket is because of a different implementation between Linux and Windows. This is fixed by: https://github.com/pchev/ccdciel/commit/dd2c3b37a98b49add33a2b2fc6763696a503aa3b |
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The problem of missing components becomes more clear. Somehow by loading the new ccdcielcomponents.lpk, the package information is not updated. So I have two lazarus version installed. 4.2 and 4.99. But the package laz_synapse is not updated by loading ccdcielcomponents.lpk in lazarus 4.2. But using a more blank lazarus 4.99 it will use the update. See screenshots. So how can you force a package update? Untitled.png (123,001 bytes) Untitled2.png (87,359 bytes) |
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For lazarus version 4.2 it was looking to an older ccdcielcomponents.lpk at my D: drive. After removing that is was automatic looking to the latest version at my E: drive. I had no control about this except removing the older version from the D: drive. Could a different version for package ccdcielcomponents 0.0 help? I can not find any menu to remove package ccdcielcomponents. |
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From the screenshot the package V40.1 you have with the version 4.2 is from a skysimulator directory. It look like an old version missing the ssl3 support. You cannot remove ccdcielcomponents because it is never installed, this is just a pseudo-package with a list of requirement. This is a facility to not have to open and install every lpk in all the subdirectories. But you can remove laz_synapse and install another one. You can have only one per lazarus installation, just be sure to select the right one. |
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