MIDlet Pascal devient open source dans sa version 3.0

**krachik** · 09/05/2010, 17h00

La release MIDlet Pascal 3.0 CANDIDATE, la MP3C1 donc est enfin sortie

Cette version concernent principalement l'IDE

. Fixed a bug in the third party PNG library which was causing an Access Violation trying to read certain image files.
. Disabled the ecDeleteLine (already overlapped by the Redo action of the IDE) of the SynEdit to enable some AltGr reachable characters under certain languages.
. Removed the fixed (276) destination port in the SMS uri. If you need to send SMS messages that need to be sent specifically to that port, use the common notation (specified in JSR 120): sms://+<number>:<port>.
. Removed the non-necessary .class stub files from the distribution. Only the official MP3 RTL classes are distributed from now.
. When clicking Check for Updates there was a date conversion error under certain configurations.
. About window now displays in the screen center.
. Updated all the supported translations.

**krachik** · 23/06/2010, 01h19

Petite note du responsable de l'équipe de développement concernant la RC de MP3

In the process of publishing the whole source code, now I'm releasing the RTL STUBS to which the compiler link the myriad of magic functions that it support.

I had fixed up all the known problems that the 2.02, specially the Antivirus false alarms, and made some bugfixes (fixed readNextByte problem described on forums, removed fixed destination port for SMS, etc). Enough to meet the MP3 goal.

Les codes sources sont disponibes sur sourceforge

Concernant le futur projet MP4

For the future development path on MP4, I suggest (as already expressed in the forums) to discard this "stub" method since it adds unnecessary complexity to the compiler. I think it is desirable to have all the functionality of the external stubs (excluding the framework one -FW- of course, that one can be treated in different ways) in separate and external Libs, and require the coder to add them up into the uses clause as it happens in any other Pascal worlds and the Pascal community is used to work.