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You don't get this because the return type is a managed type and so is actually passed as an extra var parameter. So the variable is assumed to have been default initialised outside the function. I'm not trying to defend the compiler design here. The handling of function return variables is a complete mess in my view. They should be passed by value from callee to caller. The whole hidden var param is a weird hack from the ancient past that should never have been done.

Pascal bindings for PrimeSieve library - https://github.com/JulStrat/primesieve-pas. Examples provided. Tested with Rio 10.3 CE. it's my first code for Delphi. Suggestions and critics are welcome ...

Vincent, I can't process your pull request for a few days because I'm busy, but your job is very important to give flexibility to these components. Thanks for your support to the SVGIconImageList project.

https://github.com/EtheaDev/SVGIconImageList By the same author. I'm working on a pull request to add a virtualimagelist and imagecollection using the same svg code.

In case you didn't know - https://github.com/EtheaDev/IconFontsImageList can scale the icons to any size losslessly, but it depends on icon fonts such as Material Icons.

Indeed. I would have written an "out" parameter in the docs, at least. The function should set or initialize the value. And the compiler should emit a warning in your case. FPC is much more paranoid about such warnings, but at least it tries to warn anything dubious, and allow to disable false positives with the {$H-} trick on the faulty line.

Just a heads up for those that use the github repo rather than the embarcadero bundled version - I have re-organised the repo and moved the source into a Source folder, so you next time you pull you will need to adjust your library/search paths. Apologies for the pain this might cause but it needed to be done, the repo was a bit of a mess. Same applies to the DelphiMocks repo.

Is there a value for NSMicrophoneUsageDescription in the Project Options, like this? If not, you'll need to add it, by right-clicking on the grid, click Add Key, enter NSMicrophoneUsageDescription as the name, click OK, then provide a value for it.

rsvars.bat && msbuild.exe /t:build /nologo %ProjFile% beat it with call to dcc32 😜

I finally found the solution for the problem with "interface not supported" when trying to remote-control Word: I had compiled my program for the 32-bit Windows platform, while Office 365 is a 64-bit version. Going back to a 64-bit version, everything worked again! When previously changing the platform, I could not anticipate that side effect. That nasty problem has taken hours to be resolved. I first tried to find some library for directly manipulating Word files, but could not find anything which looked reasonable. It would not only have to work theoretically, but be documented such that one can use it without wasting a lot of time. Here, many packages fail. I also previously tried a "repair" of my Office installation, which did not solve the problem but apparently uninstalled Microsoft Teams.