These files add kqueue to the FreeBSD rtl. the new FreeBSD.pas file
will need to be put in rtl/freebsd dir. I think the kqueue.inc files
should be in common BSD dir as 3 out of 4 major bsds (darwin being one)
now support it. demo-kqueue1.pas is a simple process watching example.
Ales
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On Tue, 31 Jan 2006, Ales Katona wrote:
These files add kqueue to the FreeBSD rtl. the new FreeBSD.pas file will
need to be put in rtl/freebsd dir. I think the kqueue.inc files should be in
common BSD dir as 3 out of 4 major bsds (darwin being one) now support it.
demo-kqueue1.pas is a
if 3 out of the 4 major bsds support it shouldn't it be in a generic bsd
unit?
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These files add
peter green wrote:
if 3 out of the 4 major bsds support it shouldn't it be in a generic bsd
unit?
It should be split into include which belong to BSD and specific OS
units which belong to specific OS dirs which use those includes.
Ales
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peter green wrote:
if 3 out of the 4 major bsds support it shouldn't it be in a generic bsd
unit?
It should be split into include which belong to BSD and specific OS
units which
It will force users into {$ifdefs} anyhow because older versions
(especialy macosX where it's only since 10.3) won't work with it.
Ales
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On Tue, 31 Jan 2006, Ales Katona wrote:
These files add kqueue to the FreeBSD rtl. the new FreeBSD.pas file will
need to be put in rtl/freebsd dir. I think the kqueue.inc files should be
in
common BSD dir as 3 out of 4 major bsds (darwin being one) now support it.
demo-kqueue1.pas
It will force users into {$ifdefs} anyhow because older versions
(especialy macosX where it's only since 10.3) won't work with it.
If you drive this too far, you end up with a unit per function. Moreover,
in time, the BSDs without it will get more rare.
