Hello,
With your help, my initial library .dll writen with Delphi, is now
working at about 95% when compiled with fpc. Now my goal is to get a .so
library under Linux. So I have begun to compile it under linux.
There are a lot of hints but not important, but after I have this message:
Error:
Michel Meunier schreef:
Hello,
With your help, my initial library .dll writen with Delphi, is now
working at about 95% when compiled with fpc. Now my goal is to get a .so
library under Linux. So I have begun to compile it under linux.
There are a lot of hints but not important, but after I
Le Mercredi 14 Février 2007 09:19, Michel Meunier a écrit :
Hello,
With your help, my initial library .dll writen with Delphi, is now
working at about 95% when compiled with fpc. Now my goal is to get a .so
library under Linux. So I have begun to compile it under linux.
There are a lot of
Leducq Dominique a écrit :
Le Mercredi 14 Février 2007 09:19, Michel Meunier a écrit :
Hello,
With your help, my initial library .dll writen with Delphi, is now
working at about 95% when compiled with fpc. Now my goal is to get a .so
library under Linux. So I have begun to compile it under
The fonctions use to manage sockets under Linux and Windows are different.
Rather than nasty ifdefs, you might want to look at the Free Pascal port of
the Synapse Sockets library. It will abstract away your OS differences and
pushes support of the network code away from your hands.
There's also LNet. http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/lNet
Here's a list of other available networking components:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Components_and_Code_examples#Networking
There is also Indy 10 for FPC. (and even Indy 9, but not in a portable way)
