Try Michael's suggestion. It works, even on other platforms.
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Jonas Maebe wrote:
On 15 Jul 2011, at 14:40, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I wonder if I could tack a question onto this. When I started looking at SPARC
Solaris 10 and Solaris 8 earlier in the year, I found that the linker (which I
think was gld) followed symlinks at build time rather than waitin
On 15 Jul 2011, at 14:40, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
> I wonder if I could tack a question onto this. When I started looking at
> SPARC Solaris 10 and Solaris 8 earlier in the year, I found that the linker
> (which I think was gld) followed symlinks at build time rather than waiting
> until runt
first of all, thanks for answers, but
>> fpsystem('/my/path/to/exe &');
works fine and it does what I want, but when my application ends then
the started app over fpsystem is closed as well.
Thanks in advance.
F.
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2011/7/15 Jonas Maebe :
> FPC comes with translated openssl headers, so other than for learning
> purposes you shouldn't have to do this.
The problem currently is that it seems to provide only a subset of all
functionality of openssl.
Specifically I am currently looking for an implementation of
Jonas Maebe wrote:
On 15 Jul 2011, at 13:43, Bernd wrote:
To get used to this entire thing I am beginning with something much
more simple, I will try to get some sha hashing functions from openssl
imported (I will also need them, so it would not hurt to start with
them).
FPC comes with transl
2011/7/15 Sven Barth :
> Hmm... I don't know whether I understand your intension correctly, but do
> you know about the unit "IOStream"?
I know about streams and use all sorts of streams every day, but what
i don't know very much about is the old pascal-ish way of handling
files that I have not u
Am 15.07.2011 13:43, schrieb Bernd:
I am just trying to convert some openssl headers to Pascal (I know
that there is an openssl unit in the fpc packages but it is missing
the ECDSA functions which I will need later and which is main reason I
am starting to look into openssl).
To get used to this
On Fri, Jul 15, 2011 at 14:43, Bernd wrote:
> I am just trying to convert some openssl headers to Pascal (I know
> that there is an openssl unit in the fpc packages but it is missing
> the ECDSA functions which I will need later and which is main reason I
> am starting to look into openssl).
>
>
Am 15.07.2011 12:55, schrieb Bernd:
2011/7/15 Michael Müller:
The subject indicates that you look for a solution for normal files but your
example indicates that you what to detect the console. So I add my solutions
for both. [...]
This is helpful information! Normally I would try do do file
On 15 Jul 2011, at 13:43, Bernd wrote:
> To get used to this entire thing I am beginning with something much
> more simple, I will try to get some sha hashing functions from openssl
> imported (I will also need them, so it would not hurt to start with
> them).
FPC comes with translated openssl h
I am just trying to convert some openssl headers to Pascal (I know
that there is an openssl unit in the fpc packages but it is missing
the ECDSA functions which I will need later and which is main reason I
am starting to look into openssl).
To get used to this entire thing I am beginning with some
2011/7/15 Michael Müller :
> The subject indicates that you look for a solution for normal files but your
> example indicates that you what to detect the console. So I add my solutions
> for both. [...]
This is helpful information! Normally I would try do do file IO with
streams. Only the consol
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