Aim foot, shoot!
Hot on the heels of Nick Hodges being suddenly “let go“, Borcodero guys engaged in a bout of pathetic self-deprecating PR disaster.
Apparently along with Nick, more than a Spirit of Delphi award winner may have left Embarcadero.
Hot on the heels of Nick Hodges being suddenly “let go“, Borcodero guys engaged in a bout of pathetic self-deprecating PR disaster.
Apparently along with Nick, more than a Spirit of Delphi award winner may have left Embarcadero.
Just published glInfo in the Android Market, this is a simple utility that provides information on the OpenGL ES driver of the device it’s running on (version, supported extensions, limits…) and allows to copy or mail the whole report.
Its purpose is to facilitate gathering device OpenGL ES support information, when the device you’re targeting or have issues with is in the hands of a non-developer… or in the hands of a lazy developer 😉
It is named after from the glInfo utility that used to be hosted at Tom Nuydens’s Delphi3d site.
I’ve updated the GLScene.org main page with information on where you can find support newsgroups and forums, since the nntp newsgroup went down and are unlikely to come back up (thanks Paul Van Dinther, now from PlanetInAction, for the help in accessing the wiki).
A recurring subject when it comes to freeing objects and preventing is whether you should just .Free them, thus leaving a invalid reference that should however never be used anymore when the code design is correct, or if you should defensively FreeAndNil() them, thus leaving a nil value that will hopefully trigger AVs more often on improper usage after release.
SamplingProfiler v1.7.4 is now available. This version adds an option for Delphi 2010 paths, and fixes a bug with the silent mode execution that would render it inoperative. There also have been other minor changes, mostly cosmetic.
This release also includes preparation for an “attach to process” option, which is currently not enabled, but should hopefully make in the next version (available “when ready”).