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== '''Physical Assessment kits to ease the tension of going to doctors''' ==
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== Welcome to the Free Pascal and Lazarus Wiki ==
  
During the busy schedule of official work, homely responsibilities and daily routine, one may find it difficult to manage some time for visiting a doctor for a proper medical check-up and physical assessment. Yet, it is very necessary to have a proper medical and physical assessment timely. Most of the children also hate the idea of visiting a doctor. In such cases, proper and reliable physical assessment kits can prove to be a great boon.
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The goal of this Wiki is to collect and store the knowledge necessary for the productive use of Free Pascal, Lazarus and [[Related projects|related projects]]. The Wiki is intended to be the first port of call for users looking for information on how to use the tools provided by those projects.
You may find it very difficult and annoying to get your child ready for a visit to doctor. Yet, it is also necessary for having a proper physical assessment for the growth and health of your toddlers. Physical assessment kits thus proves to be beneficial as by using them, you can have a proper physical check-up for your children and can have a regular look over the growth and well-being of the children.
 
Various online medical shops and medical equipment suppliers offers proper and reliable kits for proper physical assessment that can be used to gather all the information that are vital and necessary to look after the growth and health of your child and your own self. Such kits include all the basic medical equipment and tools that are necessary for proper and practical physical assessment. Certain tools that are included in such physical assessment kits are
 
• digital thermometer,
 
  
• adult aneroid sphygmomanometer,
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The Free Pascal Compiler already has [https://www.freepascal.org/docs.html user documentation] available in several formats. [[FPC development|FPC developer information]], and subjects not yet [[FPC documentation|properly documented]], is stored in this Wiki. Lazarus has some gaps in its [https://sourceforge.net/projects/lazarus/files/Lazarus%20Documentation/ user documentation] and so this Wiki is a place where anyone can edit, improve and expand the [[Lazarus Documentation|Lazarus documentation]].
  
• LC Stethoscope,
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• 5-1/2" bandage scissors,
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• 5-1/2" Kelly forceps,
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• 4-3/4" tissue forceps,
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• PDQ for RN and
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• heart and lung sounds card
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The customers may also attain proper and explanatory DVD’s that will have full visual and audio information and instructions about how to use these medical tools and equipments at your own home for proper physical assessment of your own health and the growth and well being of your kids and other family members. By introducing your kids with these easy to use medical equipments, you will also be able to relieve their fear about medical check-ups and physical assessment. This will also help you to make your children ready to visit a doctor is it becomes necessary.
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Physical assessment kit will obviously be beneficial and monetarily profitable because it will save the charges of a doctor’s visit for common physical assessment and medical tests.
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It would be profitable to have a proper online research about the prices and reliability of the equipments included in the physical assessment kits so that you may attain a quality kit for physical and medical check-ups at least prices.
 
  
You may gather more information about high quality physical assessment kits and the included medical tools and equipments at the website http://vmedsupply.com
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==Free Pascal Documentation==
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;[[FPC documentation|FPC developer documentation]]
 
:Contains available documentation for developers and other contributors of the Free Pascal Compiler, such as people involved in translation of messages to other languages, a list of pascal bindings, organizational information, procedure for FPC releases, ToDo lists, etc.
 
  
==Lazarus Documentation==
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== Wiki Portals ==
;[[Lazarus Documentation]]
 
:All the available documentation and [[Lazarus_Documentation#Lazarus_and_Pascal_Tutorials|tutorials]] for the Lazarus IDE (including the Free Pascal Compiler manuals) can be found on the [[Lazarus Documentation]] page. Many of the pages are "works in progress" so please feel free to add your experience to these sections. You can also create a personal page with contact information, if you wish.
 
  
==Downloads==
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Wiki Portals have been created for a selection of the platforms and topics that Free Pascal and Lazarus support. The Portals gather together all the related information for the particular platform or topic in one place to make it easier to locate. The full list of supported platforms may be found [[Platform_list|here]].
All currently available components and packages are available on the [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=92177 Lazarus-CCR Sourceforge files area]. The Free Pascal Compiler and current test versions of Lazarus can be found at [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=89339 The Lazarus Sourceforge site]. Additional documentation on these packages can also be found on the [[Components and Code examples]] wiki page if the person who contributed the code created one there. The Compiler and a lot of contributed code can be found on the [http://www.freepascal.org/download.var Free Pascal Compiler download mirrors] and on the [http://lazarus.freepascal.org Lazarus IDE website].
 
Lazarus Snapshots download locations can be found [[Lazarus Snapshots Downloads | here]].
 
  
==Mailing lists==
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New and experienced users alike are invited to join the Lazarus-ccr [http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/lazarus-ccr-announce announce] and [http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/lazarus-ccr-general general] mailing lists.
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Perhaps even more useful are the  [http://www.lazarus.freepascal.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=StaticPage%26amp%3Bfile%3Dindex%26amp%3BsURL%3Dmaill Lazarus] IDE mailing list and the [http://www.freepascal.org/maillist.html Free Pascal] developers or announcement mailing lists.
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==Who is working on what?==
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== In the News ==
If you're currently converting a component or library, or you need something converted, please post it on the [[Current conversion projects]] page. These postings will help guide developers who want to convert components that are in demand, as well as prevent the duplication of two people converting the same package.
 
  
==References, Links and Resources==
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A summary of recent news stories about Free Pascal and Lazarus can be found [[In the News|here]].
  
===Lazarus IDE===
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== Projects using Free Pascal and Lazarus ==
News and information about the status of the Lazarus IDE can be found on the [http://lazarus.freepascal.org Lazarus IDE website]. Ideas, todos, and other plans can be found at [[Lazarus Development Process‎]] page. Releases of the Lazarus IDE and Free Pascal compiler can be downloaded from there. The [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=89339 Lazarus file area] also has the latest packages of the compiler and IDE available for download.
 
  
====Active Lazarus Projects====
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Details and screenshots of an extensive number of applications created with Free Pascal and Lazarus may be found [[Projects using Free Pascal|here]]. There is also plenty of source code that can be found [[:category:Code|here]].
Our current listing of [[Projects using Lazarus]] with publicly accessible websites and Lazarus related files to download.
 
  
In the [[Lazarus Application Gallery]] you can see some screenshots of applications created with Lazarus.
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== Bug Tracker ==
  
====Super Sites and Link Farms====
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The [https://gitlab.com/freepascal.org/lazarus/lazarus/-/issues Lazarus Bug Tracker] and the [https://gitlab.com/freepascal.org/fpc/source/-/issues Free Pascal Bug Tracker] are the places to go to check if the anomaly you have encountered has already been recorded as a Free Pascal Compiler or Lazarus IDE bug and, if not, you can lodge a bug report (see [[How do I create a bug report]]) so that it can be fixed. Even better, lodge a patch if you can (see [[Creating A Patch]]) with the bug report.
Our current collection of Delphi/Kylix related sites can be found on our [[Page Of Code Sites]]. Please add to it if you know of a good site that hasn't been listed yet.
 
====Specialized Search Engines====
 
There are some outstanding search and knowledge bases online that can be a great help for learning new techniques and solving problems.
 
Tamarack Associates operates a fast [http://www.tamaracka.com/search.htm search] engine specifically for the Borland usenet archives. Mer Systems Inc. provides a similar search [http://www.mers.com/searchsite.html engine].
 
Another outstanding source of information along with a sitewide [http://www.efg2.com/Lab/search.htm search] capability is Earl F. Glynn's Computer Lab and Reference [http://www.efg2.com/ Library].
 
  
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====Presenting FPC/Lazarus at a trade show and at contests====
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FPC/Lazarus was presented with a booth at the [[Systems 2005]], the [[Systems 2006]] and the [[Systems 2007]] in Munich.  Based on the experiences from these trade shows, a collection of [[Preparing a booth on a trade show|information]] to help future preparations for a trade show booth was built. Lazarus and related projects have also participated in a number of Contests, and a [[Contests|wiki page]] was prepared to help future contests inscriptions.
 

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Welcome to the Free Pascal and Lazarus Wiki

The goal of this Wiki is to collect and store the knowledge necessary for the productive use of Free Pascal, Lazarus and related projects. The Wiki is intended to be the first port of call for users looking for information on how to use the tools provided by those projects.

The Free Pascal Compiler already has user documentation available in several formats. FPC developer information, and subjects not yet properly documented, is stored in this Wiki. Lazarus has some gaps in its user documentation and so this Wiki is a place where anyone can edit, improve and expand the Lazarus documentation.

New to Wikis? No problem. See the WikiPedia Tutorial. A Sand Box is available for new Wiki users to practise in before editing real content.

If you have any Wiki-related problems, leave a note or suggestion on the Site Feedback page or make a post in this Forum.

Free Pascal

Official Website

  • News and information about the current version and development status of the Free Pascal Compiler can be found on the Free Pascal website.

Downloads

  • The official releases of the Free Pascal Compiler, source code and documentation can be downloaded from the Free Pascal site.
  • Snapshots of the compiler, RTL and a couple of other packages may be downloaded from the development page. Your testing of these snapshots is always appreciated by the developers.
  • See Installation Instructions and Release Notes.

Community Participation

New and experienced users alike are invited to join:

Tutorials

Books and Magazines

Lazarus

Official Website

Roadmap

  • The official Lazarus Roadmap shows the current status of the various parts of Lazarus.

Downloads

Community Participation

New and experienced users alike are invited to join:

Tutorials

Books and Magazines

Related Sites

  • A collection of Delphi/Kylix related sites can be found on the Page Of Code Sites. Please add to it if you know of a good site that is not listed.


Wiki Portals

Wiki Portals have been created for a selection of the platforms and topics that Free Pascal and Lazarus support. The Portals gather together all the related information for the particular platform or topic in one place to make it easier to locate. The full list of supported platforms may be found here.

In the News

A summary of recent news stories about Free Pascal and Lazarus can be found here.

Projects using Free Pascal and Lazarus

Details and screenshots of an extensive number of applications created with Free Pascal and Lazarus may be found here. There is also plenty of source code that can be found here.

Bug Tracker

The Lazarus Bug Tracker and the Free Pascal Bug Tracker are the places to go to check if the anomaly you have encountered has already been recorded as a Free Pascal Compiler or Lazarus IDE bug and, if not, you can lodge a bug report (see How do I create a bug report) so that it can be fixed. Even better, lodge a patch if you can (see Creating A Patch) with the bug report.