> > > Have any interfaces been written for BerkeleyDB (preferabl...
> >
> > It's distributed by default. See packages/extra/gdbm
> > This links to the gnu db library.
> Thanks! Are there any docs? I didn't see any :(
I also might have headers for real bdb somewhere on my BSD part.
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Hi,
> > Have any interfaces been written for BerkeleyDB (preferabl...
>
> It's distributed by default. See packages/extra/gdbm
> This links to the gnu db library.
Thanks! Are there any docs? I didn't see any :(
--Taj
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>> I was kind of surprised to find that
>>
>> s1 := 'hello';
>> s2 := 'hello';
>> writeln ( pointer(s1) = pointer(s2) ); ...writes FALSE
Above returns TRUE when compiled with 1.9.x.
Note: It is not garaunteed to work always. Like when s1 is assigned in
unit A and s2 is assigned in unit
On Mon, 1 Mar 2004, David Emerson wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I've been poking around the sources and documentation for some insight into the
> details of how ansistrings are implemented, and I am left with some questions.
>
>
> It would be nice if, when comparing two ansistrings, fpc would first che
For the record: RPM version 4.1
>Re: rpm error... The installer prompted me for a root password, and then brought up a
>little box that said "calculating package dependencies". Then the box disappeared,
>without any error message or indication of status. Inspection revealed that it had
>not ins
Hey all,
I've been poking around the sources and documentation for some insight into the
details of how ansistrings are implemented, and I am left with some questions.
It would be nice if, when comparing two ansistrings, fpc would first check to see if
these two pointers are pointing to the sa
On Sun, 29 Feb 2004, David Emerson wrote:
> Thanks for your help with blockread. Giving the blocksize with reset (myfile, 1)
> fixed it!
>
> >> Incidentally, fpc 1.0.10 rpm failed to install on redhat. I struggled with it for
> >> a good hour. Any tips? Does the gz work better than the rpm?
>
On Mon, 1 Mar 2004, Taj Morton wrote:
> Hi All,
> Have any interfaces been written for BerkeleyDB (preferabl...
> Googled it but nothing turned up :(.
> Any leads would be nice.
It's distributed by default. See packages/extra/gdbm
This links to the gnu db library.
Michael.
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Thanks for your help with blockread. Giving the blocksize with reset (myfile, 1) fixed
it!
>> Incidentally, fpc 1.0.10 rpm failed to install on redhat. I struggled with it for a
>> good hour. Any tips? Does the gz work better than the rpm?
>
>What error do you get ? What version of rpm do you us
