On Sat, 13 May 2006, Tony Maro wrote:
> I use the Synapse TCP toolkit. I recently updated to 2.0.2 (can't get a
> full working 2.0.3 in Windows yet for some reason) and found that
> Synapse suddenly didn't compile in Linux.
>
> Now, it's likely that the Synapse toolkit has already been updated, but
> my point is the difference now between Linux and Windows. Previously
> the same code worked, but now you have to remove the pointer(*) typecast
> from Linux, but it still had to be there for Windows.
>
> Was this intentional? Both compilers (Linux and Win32) are running
> 2.0.2 now.
>
> Here's what I had to do to the Synapse toolkit:
>
> function FreeLibrary(Module: HMODULE): LongBool;
> begin
> {$ifdef linux}
> Result := dynlibs.UnloadLibrary(Module);
> {$else}
> Result := dynlibs.UnloadLibrary(pointer(Module));
> {$endif}
> end;
>
> function GetProcAddress(Module: HMODULE; Proc: PChar): Pointer;
> begin
> {$ifdef linux}
> Result := dynlibs.GetProcedureAddress(Module, Proc);
> {$else}
> Result := dynlibs.GetProcedureAddress(pointer(Module), Proc);
> {$endif}
> end;
AFAIK this has been fixed in the Synapse toolkit.
It has been changed to use the agnostic TLibHandle type.
Michael.
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