> May I have a few examples to access /dev/ttyS* using fpc?
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{$mode objfpc}
{$LONGSTRINGS OFF}
Unit uSio;
Interface
Type
DataBuffer_typ=packed array[0..4095] of char;
SendPacket_typ=Procedure(var b:DataBuffer_typ; len:long
2009/10/27 Nataraj S Narayan
> Hi
>
See:
http://www.synapse.ararat.cz/ (synaser)
and
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pascalscada/
Regards,
Fabio
>
> May I have a few examples to access /dev/ttyS* using fpc?
> My purpose is to connect my Arm handheld to a thermal printer
> connected to /de
Hi
May I have a few examples to access /dev/ttyS* using fpc?
My purpose is to connect my Arm handheld to a thermal printer
connected to /dev/ttyS0.
Presently, having a tough time using Qt Serialport classes in C++.
I need to read and write same time, keep on parsing the input stream
and respond
Hi Prince,
yes I think help could be useful. If you are familiar with ICONV
and would like to help you can check out INDY10 at:
https://svn.atozed.com:444/svn/Indy10/branches/Tiburon
The public user acount has been renamed to "Indy-Public-RO" with no
password.
give it a simple try:
uses
Id
On Tue, 27 Oct 2009 09:55:03 +0200
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
>[...]
> You might be able to use lazbuild as well - though I have no clue how
> that program works.
Gladfully the wiki knows:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/lazbuild
Mattias
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fpc-pas
Sorry, my answer was only half of the truth. To use this compiled LCL in
your project via command line, you have to specify it to the compiler
(e.g. -dLCLqt), as well as other required paramters. Below you can see
two examples of one project we compile via command line, both on OS X
and on Wind
2009/10/27 Alexander Grau :
>
> Compiling Lazarus QT LCL:
> |
> make clean lcl LCL_PLATFORM=qt
That will only work if you are compiling the LCL itself or the Lazarus IDE.
That will NOT work if you are compiling your own application. First
off, you own application normally doesn't have a Makefile s
Thank you. I will try, but I do not understand it. You mean in fact
LCL is compiled when my project is compiled and no compiled LCL is
given in FPC and Lazarus? I guess that LCL is given in sources code
form and compiled while my program compiles.
Thank you for your answer.
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Zhang, Hongjiu
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章宏九 schrieb:
On the page (http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Qt_Interface), I read
"To compile a project for Qt just select it as the target widgetset on
the Compiler Options dialog." However, I am using vim instead of
Lazarus IDE. How should I set the compiler options in the command
line? I woul
