I'm struggling with a similar problem. It would appear that the easiest
way would be just take advantage of the Sockets unit. You only must
define some more constants, such as SO_REUSEPORT and SOCK_NONBLOCK which
are missing in fpc.
I just made some preliminary tests, and it looks like it's not so
difficult to implement something quite compatible with Delphi
philosophy. The SOCK_NONBLOCK flag is one of the keys.
Now I'm planning to look in more detail the old Delphi implementation,
in order to see how they were tacking advantage of Libc. If you're
interested I'll let you know my results.
Giuliano
Il 16/05/2020 20:13, Bo Berglund via fpc-pascal ha scritto:
I am myself struggling with this problem right now converting an old
Windows service application that is configured from a Delphi
programmed client operating over TCP/IP sockets. And it uses
TClientSocket and TServerSocket....
I am going to try LNet hoping it will not bee too different from the
Delphi native components...
(Note: Delphi 7/Delphi 2007)
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