Marco van de Voort wrote:
Any thoughts on how to get select() and associated procedures working?
Yes. Use them from baseunix (fpselect fpset* etc). See docs.
Thanks, I think I'm slowly getting there. Also fpFD_ZERO() and so on.
Under Unix they are not just for sockets, hence they are not
Sorry but this is another where do I find question. I'm doing various stuff
which is best done at the level of the sockets library, I might wrap it as a
component later. What is the correct way to get TFDSET, FD_ZERO, select() etc.
so as to be portable under unix? Windows is no problem- they're
On Sun, Jan 13, 2008 at 11:42:30AM +, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Sorry but this is another where do I find question. I'm doing various
stuff which is best done at the level of the sockets library, I might wrap
it as a component later. What is the correct way to get TFDSET, FD_ZERO,
Marco van de Voort wrote:
On Sun, Jan 13, 2008 at 11:42:30AM +, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Sorry but this is another where do I find question. I'm doing various
stuff which is best done at the level of the sockets library, I might wrap
it as a component later. What is the correct way to get
On Sun, Jan 13, 2008 at 11:42:30AM +, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
The old 1.0.x symbols have been deprecated in 2.2.0+, new variants exist
that have proper typing and (standarized) errorhandling. These new variants
are called prefix with fp, so fprecvfrom.
These are all documented in
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
I'm looking at something that uses UDP directly, It's being built
from the ground up in Delphi and Lazarus for both Win-32 and Linux.
In Delphi I can control sockets directly by using USES WinSock.
However Lazarus/FPC appears to have at least two libraries with
similar
