Re: [fpc-pascal]Compiler error on ver 1.9.2, Windows only

2004-02-25 Thread Peter Vreman
> Hi Peter,
> This is what the commandline compiler says in a different DOS window while
> I
> have fp running in the other, right after fp throws the error:
> -
> Hint: End of reading config file c:\pp\bin\win32\fpc.cfg
> Free Pascal Compiler version 1.9.2 [2004/01/08] for i386
> Copyright (c) 1993-2002 by Florian Klaempfl
> Target OS: Win32 for i386
> Compiling ypc0.pas
> ypc0.pas(32,4) Fatal: Can't Write PPU-File
> Error: c:\pp\bin\win32\ppc386.exe can't be executed
> 
> After I exit fp in the other window, the commandline compiler works fine.

Running the IDE and command line compiler at the same time is unsupported,
especially after an error in the IDE.

Since the commandline compiler works fine it is a problem with the IDE.

Peter


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Re: [fpc-pascal]fpcmake

2004-02-25 Thread Peter Vreman
> Thanks Micheal & Peter,  I kinda figured that was the case.
> I think I'll just move it to a sub-directory like you suggested
> peter because I'd rather not have to re-edit the raw Makefile
> every time I generate it.

re-edit Makefile is not necessary. You can add it also to Makefile.fpc
under the [rules] section. That section will be included directly in the
generated Makefile




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[fpc-pascal]Is there someone using freepascal for ARM?

2004-02-25 Thread Jose Pascual
Hi guys,

Is there someone using freepascal for ARM?
How do you generate it?

Thank you a lot in advanced

regards


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[fpc-pascal]Better/full internet-support in FPC on Linux?

2004-02-25 Thread Rainer Hantsch
Hello!

Some time ago I tried to write a program which should work with nameservers to
check if forward and reverse lookup give the same result. Should basically do
the same what "host" and/or "nslookup" can do, but be implemented so that I
do not have to execute external programs all the time.

But I realized that inetd is not able to work with nameservers well enough.


Is there an extended inet unit available, including nameserver support? Should
be a 1:1 replacement for the old inet unit of fpc 1.0.4, because I am still
using 1.0.4 (newer versions do not work correctly on old old 2.0.33 systems
like SuSE 5.2/5.3, but this is a MUST for me).


mfg

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