After a bit more than one day after my request, McAfee changed the rating of pmpcomp.fr... But there are many traces of this "misunderstanding" on many sites that trusted McAfee. Let's wait and see how many time it will take to be clean everywhere...

And of course, no explanations, no report, no mea culpa, nothing. Schm..ks!

As said before, Symantec has always trusted that this site was 100% clean: Symantec's rating

Dismaying discovery: The art of making money with free stuff: https://www.morebooks.de/store/fr/book/pic-micro-pascal/isbn/978-620-1-65622-2. I will not let this to continue.

Hi; A new gputils-1.2.0 has been released. Link to download a Windows 32-bit setup package (Not checked with PMP).

<big grin>

I'm now fighting with McAfee who has suddenly classified this site because "we found potential security risks with this site. Use with extreme caution.", so some other sites have cascaded / transformed this into: "McAfee SiteAdvisor warning: This software is probably infected with viruses. Visiting the developer's website may cause damage to your computer."

What a joke... That does not let me laugh. They do not provide any report, any criteria nor methodology they have used; This is totalitarian methods! Now I need to enter an annoying procedure to make them reconsider their rating.

Another advice: There's Symantec's better one

I wish you all a Wonderful and Happy New Year!
2012 was quite cool since I had less time for PMP and most of this time was spent on rewriting the code generation engine to achieve the new dead code removal functionality. This is a hard pass since PMP wasn't conceived with such an idea in mind.
Also I'm working on a new editor which would be Scintilla-based, which will bring a new dynamic, code folding and many other good things.
And meanwhile, as it was not enough, I'm migrating all my developments from Delphi 2006 to Delphi XE3: It is also a fairly substantial job when the gap is so wide!
I hope that all this stuff will be available for release very soon. Trust me: 2013 will be better, with great things to come!

As always, I wish to warmly thank all those who contributed to the development of PMP, their help is invaluable. I hope that 2013 will continue to be full of good collaboration, so feel free to participate: each contribution matters!