Jason P Sage wrote:
Michael Schnell Wrote:
Why not use TCP/IP to send informations from one program to another ?
In
Linux this should perform at least as well as anything else, in Windows
named pipes or windows messages with "attached" shared memory blocks
might perform
Does anyone have the submition from last year? It would probably be a
good idea to start with that, as it probably has a lot of things
already done, and then improve it.
Also, what about the idea of launching one application for lazarus and fpc?
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Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
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Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho schrieb:
>>7. What is the URL for your ideas page?
>
> Lazarus has a ideas page for new features that could be utilized for
> Summer of Code ideas
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> http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Feature_Ideas
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> And what about FPC? Is there a page for ideas? If not, maybe
7. What is the URL for your ideas page?
Lazarus has a ideas page for new features that could be utilized for
Summer of Code ideas
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Feature_Ideas
And what about FPC? Is there a page for ideas? If not, maybe I could
create one on the Wiki.
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Felipe Monteiro
Ah, one idea I just had is to submit Free Pascal and Lazarus as one
mentoring organization. If anyone need, I can help writing the
application.
I collected some useful info from Google FAQ:
How does a mentoring organization apply?
The organization should choose a single administrator to submi
Today the registrations begin:
March 5: Mentoring organizations can begin submitting applications to Google
Again, I suggest doing it ASAP
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Michael Schnell Wrote:
>Why not use TCP/IP to send informations from one program to another ?
In
>Linux this should perform at least as well as anything else, in Windows
>named pipes or windows messages with "attached" shared memory blocks
>might perform better.
>Moreover you now easily can sp
Why not use TCP/IP to send informations from one program to another ? In
Linux this should perform at least as well as anything else, in Windows
named pipes or windows messages with "attached" shared memory blocks
might perform better.
Moreover you now easily can split the application between
