when trying to compile current svn i get a variety of errors compiling in the
utils directory relating to
what appears to be the system unit.
Any idea what is happening?
/base/pasjpeg/units/i386-linux
-Fu/usr/share/fpc/packages/base/ibase/units/i386-linux
-Fu/usr/share/fpc/packages/ba
Hi,
I'm coding a small http application using che THttpServer class from the
FCL.
My application has only two servlet:
HttpServer.AddServlet(PrimoServlet, ´/primo´);
HttpServer.AddServlet(SecondoServlet, ´/secondo´);
It's all ok but I have some strange mappings between URI and servlets:
http
Marco van de Voort wrote:
>> Theyre wanting to expand into the hand held market. The suit in charge
>> has a Blackberry, and thats where that particular idea comes from.
>
> I think step one would be if e.g. there is a gcc targeting Blackberry.
>
> Copying support is easier.
Well, gcc cannot emit
> Writing for WinCE could be a possibility, assuming it can do online
> communications (I know nothing about hand helds.. My last hand held was
> a Palm 3 that I toyed with for 2 days then shelved)
I would suggest writing it in .Net and using something like Chrome (
http://www.chromesville.com/in
On 6 jul 2006, at 16:29, Borut Maricic wrote:
What is the exact definition of the type Char and String in FPC?
A char is a 1 byte value which can contain the values chr(0) till chr
(255). A (short)string is a length byte followed by 1 to 255 chars.
No assumptions are made about encodings.
> Theyre wanting to expand into the hand held market. The suit in charge
> has a Blackberry, and thats where that particular idea comes from.
I think step one would be if e.g. there is a gcc targeting Blackberry.
Copying support is easier.
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fpc-pasc
I would like to ask some questions regarding the following:
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A NOTE has been added to this issue.
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http://www.freepascal.org/mantis/view.php?id=7122
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