Most clients
would never care whether you put the code in server or in browser, the
just want to use your application with acceptable and reasonable
performance.
I do care because for security reasons I have switched off scripting at
all (with FireFox NoScript plugin). I ignore all web page
> May I ask when do You need write ordinal code parallel on browser and server
> side? What kind of computation? For me 99% of code should be on server. As
> You write we have very fast (because compiled) application on server.
Fast is relative. You may have a very good and fast algorithm on
serve
Why does one need to translate from Pascal to Java ?
Not from pascal to Java, but to Javascript: The browsers only understand
javascript. Translating pascal to Javascript means you can write browser-side
code in pascal, and then send it to the browser.
May I ask when do You need writ
On Sun, 29 Mar 2009, Bee wrote:
> > (in fact, I don't think Java is fit to create any application, but
> > that is another discussion, which is not on it's place here ;) )
>
> Hahahaha... unfortunately, there are more Java frameworks out there
> than Pascal which became very handy for anyone to
Paul,
No wonder i had memory that kept growning. Thank you soo much!
On Sun, Mar 29, 2009 at 2:14 AM, Paul Ishenin wrote:
> Joseph Montanez wrote:
>>
>> New(Cursor);
>>
>
> You allocated memory for Cursor
>>
>> Cursor := DrawPixel(Screen, X, Y, 253, 253, 253);
>>
>
> You assigned somet
> (in fact, I don't think Java is fit to create any application, but
> that is another discussion, which is not on it's place here ;) )
Hahahaha... unfortunately, there are more Java frameworks out there
than Pascal which became very handy for anyone to build complex
applications. Performance and
> why is Java fit to create a web application and Pascal is not ?
Who did say (in this thread) that Pascal doesn't fit to create web
applications? I've been making tens of web application using Pascal.
Since first time I made my own CGI wrapper unit, then migrated to
Powtils because it has more us
On Sun, 29 Mar 2009, duilio foschi wrote:
> please excuse my ignorance, but I have a question I need to ask from long
> time:
>
> why is Java fit to create a web application and Pascal is not ?
There is no inherent reason why Java is fit to create a web-application
and pascal is not :-)
(i
please excuse my ignorance, but I have a question I need to ask from long
time:
why is Java fit to create a web application and Pascal is not ?
Why does one need to translate from Pascal to Java ?
Thank you
Duilio Foschi
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fpc-pascal maillist -
> I have seen ExtPascal and looked at the ExtJS library which seemed
> interesting, but if I am right the license is not LGPL or something
> similar.
If you understand the parser code which generate the wrapper units,
you may able to enhance it to be able to parse other JS UI frameworks.
Qooxdoo s
> And this is why I need the pascal-to-javascript converter... :-)
Don't you have access to Morfik's JST technology? ;) Anyway, glad to
hear you interested to PasJS, you may get the source code from
Powtils' SVN (at googlecode). I hope you can continue the effort, or
better, join also with ExtPasc
On 29 Mar 2009, at 12:30, ik wrote:
I have came accross the following blog:
http://entitycrisis.blogspot.com/2009/03/something-rotten-at-
apple.html
If someome return your software, Apple return to the client it's
money in
full, but charge the developer to the same amount + commission.
We
Bee schrieb:
>> Using haxe for web applications is very effective, because you use the
>> same language for back-end and front-end. With pascal4neko you can use
>> your existing pascal code or use pascal for low level tasks.
>>
>
> Have you heard about ExtPascal? It wraps ExtJS library into P
On Sun, 29 Mar 2009, Bee wrote:
> > Using haxe for web applications is very effective, because you use the
> > same language for back-end and front-end. With pascal4neko you can use
> > your existing pascal code or use pascal for low level tasks.
>
> Have you heard about ExtPascal? It wraps Ext
Hi,
I have came accross the following blog:
http://entitycrisis.blogspot.com/2009/03/something-rotten-at-apple.html
If someome return your software, Apple return to the client it's money in
full, but charge the developer to the same amount + commission.
Ido
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Joseph Montanez wrote:
New(Cursor);
You allocated memory for Cursor
Cursor := DrawPixel(Screen, X, Y, 253, 253, 253);
You assigned something to Cursor. Thus it is not pointed anymore to your
previously allocated memory.
Dispose(Cursor);
You are trying to deallocate
Im struggling to get into memory management and im having issues.
New(Cursor);
WriteLn('New Cursor');
Cursor := DrawPixel(Screen, X, Y, 253, 253, 253);
WriteLn('Assign Cursor');
SDL_Flip(Screen);
WriteLn('Render Cursor');
{It dies here were did cursor go?}
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