Hello,
I am trying to call fpchown but it causes an infinite recursion.
fpchmod works fine. This happens in all FPC 2.x versions.
Any ideas?
How can I recompile the FCL with debugging information, so I can trace
into these problems with Lazarus?
Cheers,
Tobias
On Fri, 18 Jul 2008, Cesar Romero wrote:
> Marco van de Voort escreveu:
> > > > > Im using a custom port number and Im sure that it is not in use, does
> > > > > anyone
> > > > > know if I should install custom packages in Fedora to have this
> > > > > working?
> > > > >
> > > > Things
Marco van de Voort escreveu:
Im using a custom port number and Im sure that it is not in use, does anyone
know if I should install custom packages in Fedora to have this working?
Things that jump to mind:
- If the port number is below 1024, you must run as root.
The port Im us
> >> Im using a custom port number and Im sure that it is not in use, does
> >> anyone
> >> know if I should install custom packages in Fedora to have this working?
> >
> > Things that jump to mind:
> > - If the port number is below 1024, you must run as root.
> >
> The port Im using in 8090 or
Hi Michael,
I wrote a appserver with fpc +Indy, all works just fine in OpenSuse 11, but
when I install in a Fedora box (I tried Fedora 7, 8 and 9) it just dont run
and raises the exception:
An unhandled exception occurred at $08159DC9 : EIdCouldNotBindSocket : Could
not bind socket. Address
On Fri, 18 Jul 2008, Cesar Romero wrote:
> I wrote a appserver with fpc +Indy, all works just fine in OpenSuse 11, but
> when I install in a Fedora box (I tried Fedora 7, 8 and 9) it just dont run
> and raises the exception:
>
> An unhandled exception occurred at $08159DC9 : EIdCouldNotBindSock
I wrote a appserver with fpc +Indy, all works just fine in OpenSuse 11,
but when I install in a Fedora box (I tried Fedora 7, 8 and 9) it just
dont run and raises the exception:
An unhandled exception occurred at $08159DC9 : EIdCouldNotBindSocket :
Could not bind socket. Address and port are a
Hi,
Marco, I do not very much understand what are managed and unmanaged code
needs. I just understand from your link that compiling to Java bytecode
requires a fork from Free Pascal in order to rewrite a substantial part
of the compiler. Something I will not do and have no resources to do.
To mak
Is it possible with Freepascal and Linux to have access to shared memory?
There are 2 programs that have to communicate.
How to do that?
Are there examples?
Regards, Rainer
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> this is silly question but I saw that is was an idea posted as feature
> idea. In fact, I'd like to provide some small applications that could be
> downloaded and executed into a client web browser. As I understood, java
> does this through dowload of the corresponding Java bytecode onto the
> cl
On Fri, 18 Jul 2008, Stephano wrote:
> I posted the same a week ago in FPC-devel, and did not get any feedback. I am
> posting the same here hoping to get some feedback :)
>
> I have made some modifications to the windows unit of Luis R. Hilario B.
> in order to pave the way for cross-platform
Hi,
this is silly question but I saw that is was an idea posted as feature
idea. In fact, I'd like to provide some small applications that could be
downloaded and executed into a client web browser. As I understood, java
does this through dowload of the corresponding Java bytecode onto the
client
> On 17 Jul 2008, at 07:38, leledumbo wrote:
>
> > Currently, the only way to print Pointer is to use SysUtils.Format
> > or by
> > typecasting it to PtrUInt first. Why not let it possible to print it
> > directly? Any good reason for not allowing users to do it?
>
> Because there are easy ways
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