O2 and Delphi?

Started by Theo Gottwald, November 14, 2023, 08:49:28 PM

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Theo Gottwald

Got this Mail today.

QuoteHi, before I saw the post about how to join, I had tried to register as tinyBigGAMES, and was rejected, sigh.


I do only accept registrations with e-mail and complete address at this time.
Unless someone from the Forum says that he knows you.


QuoteAnyway, name is Jarrod Davis, and I'm interested in joining because I'm considering a project using OxygenBasic and have been trying to contact the author about the license, but there is none on the repo.

Just like you on Twitter, I wrote you, no answer, your Registration was deleted.

QuoteI since saw a post where it said for any use/no support or something like that. Also I had an issue with the 64bit DLL, but I've since sorted that out as well. Turns out the newest versions of Delphi enables ASLR by default and it seems the oxygen DLL is not compatible with this. Just tonight I was considering what could be the issue and thought about ASLR, turned it off and now I got full Delphi integration. Woot! Anyway, the author will not respond whatsoever at the GitHub repo and this forum seems to be the only place I can find him to be active, I would like to be able to be with a community of O2 using is my reason for the request to join.

Then answer my mail and include complete Contact data.

Charles Pegge

I'm intrigued by ASLR, which moves code and data around in random locations to frustrate live hacking. Oxygen code does not use fixup tables but it will execute in any location.