On Fri, 2007-01-05 at 08:37 +0100, Micha Nelissen wrote:
> Joost van der Sluis wrote:
> > I had some plans to write a new sqldb-connection based on lNet. That's
> > became difficult now.
>
> The solution is to pull sqldb out also, not to push lNet in ;-).
The new connection could also become part
Michael Schnell wrote:
That doesn't work when debugging from with lazarus, since you cannot
specify the target.
When debugging through ssh, you only need ssh access to your target and
be able to run gdb on your target. That all
So SSH opens a (bash) session that starts gdbserver with the a
I think that networking components should be all included ...
... however, we all know that the project is still young and there is a
lot of road ahead ... (first of all there is still the package installer
to fix)
So if that's done for compatibility-stability problems, it's a temporary
choi
That doesn't work when debugging from with lazarus, since you cannot
specify the target.
When debugging through ssh, you only need ssh access to your target and
be able to run gdb on your target. That all
So SSH opens a (bash) session that starts gdbserver with the appropriate
parameters ?
Joost van der Sluis wrote:
I had some plans to write a new sqldb-connection based on lNet. That's
became difficult now.
The solution is to pull sqldb out also, not to push lNet in ;-).
Micha
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