On Oct 8, 2009, at 9:12 AM, Jürgen Hestermann wrote:
And I don't know any other Pascal Compiler who does any checks in
this direction. Do some?
I don't know, but ADA reportedly does.
I don't know the differences to Pascal. Does it have the same syntax
for variant records?
FWIW, here
I cant get in contact with the repository on svn2.freepascal.org (no
ping reply either).
Can someone give it a kick again...
Kind regards,
Torsten Bonde Christiansen.
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Torsten Bonde Christiansen schreef:
I cant get in contact with the repository on svn2.freepascal.org (no
ping reply either).
The http server works, but the server does not reply to pings.
Can someone give it a kick again...
No need.
Vincent
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Hello,
We are a small company dedicated to data recovery software and are going
to port over a mix of 18K C++ and some Delphi code to a cross platform
(Mac+Win) data recovery tool. We are looking for a FreePascal programmer
(student, freelancer, self-employed, etc.) that can assist our 2
After two days of research I've concluded that the best way to
implement this for cross platform support is to go with a FiFo queue
and have the individual threads transverse the list at a convenient
point during the Execute method. It's gonna be CPU intensive compared
to a Windows Kernel call
Andrew Brunner wrote:
Sockets programming often requires a poll for how much data is
available on a particular socket descriptor.
AFAIK, it doesn't? If data is available, but less than you request, a
'read' on the socket does not block, but returns the number of bytes
read, which is less
Hi Andrew,
I don't really understand your question as well as I'd like to (in
particular, I don't understand the difference between a callback and
any other sort of procedure; as well as other confusions) So this might
be bunk advice, but here it is...
Have you considered making your own
In theory that's what I'm planning to do to emulate the functionality.
I'm going to create a queue using a FIFO technique and empty out the
queue executing the callbacks for each item in the queue - from a
manager thread.
Thanks for the advice. -Andrew
On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 11:40 AM, David
