On Thu, 15 Jan 2004, Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
> > After looking at the RTL source, I thought I needed to 'use cthreads', but
> > that didn't seem to do the job.
>
> Nevertheless, that should do it, but it should be the first unit in your
> program's uses clause.
>
> Michael.
Ah! Like heaptr
Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
Such things exist already. The 'DBI' exists and is called TDataset,
after Delphi's database handling classes.
Concerning CGI, the FCL contains the 'cgiapplication' class;
it provides most of what you need to develop a CGI application.
I am encouraged by responses to m
On Thu, 15 Jan 2004, Lloyd Park wrote:
> I have been playing with multi-threaded apps using fpc 1.9.0. I use the
> {$THREADING ON} directive in my code. My test program compiled and ran
> with 1.9.0, but with 1.9.2, I get the following runtime error:
>
> This binary has no thread support compi
I have been playing with multi-threaded apps using fpc 1.9.0. I use the
{$THREADING ON} directive in my code. My test program compiled and ran
with 1.9.0, but with 1.9.2, I get the following runtime error:
This binary has no thread support compiled in.
Recompile the application with a thread-d
> I'm assuming that in order to access things in a dll file (for example
> the sqlite stuff) I would need to review the section in the
> documentation on "using windows resources"?
LoadLibrary, FreeLibrary and GetProcAddress would be usefull things to look
up. Unless you want static binding of you
I'm assuming that in order to access things in a dll file (for example
the sqlite stuff) I would need to review the section in the
documentation on "using windows resources"?
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On Thu, 15 Jan 2004, Charl wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have been wondering about creating a unit with classes representing
> normal variable types, like a TIntegerObj, TCharacterObj, etc. The idea
> comes from Java, and I have found some occations when this would have
> been very helpful.
>
> Basically I
Hi
I have been wondering about creating a unit with classes representing
normal variable types, like a TIntegerObj, TCharacterObj, etc. The idea
comes from Java, and I have found some occations when this would have
been very helpful.
Basically I have two question about this: Is there something
> I have been looking for a language to replace my reliance on C++ and FP
> seems like it could fit the bill but I have a few questions for you
> veterans. I develop in C++ not because I love it, am not even that good at
> it, but because I can find free easy to use libraries to accomplish a lot
>
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004, Paschal Mushubi wrote:
> Hi
> I have been looking for a language to replace my reliance on C++
> and FP seems like it could fit the bill but I have a few questions for
> you veterans.
> I develop in C++ not because I love it, am not even that good at it, but
> because I can
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