Lars wrote:
> it seems
>
> http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/VCL/XE2/en/Classes.TStringStream.WriteString
>
> in delphi the WriteString() function accepts a strongly typed string.
>
> This might be a compatibility problem in delphi mode since in fpc,
> writestring accepts a untyped pointer if i am not
it seems
http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/VCL/XE2/en/Classes.TStringStream.WriteString
in delphi the WriteString() function accepts a strongly typed string.
This might be a compatibility problem in delphi mode since in fpc,
writestring accepts a untyped pointer if i am not mistaken.
Different beh
On 04/02/12 14:14, Bernd wrote:
2012/2/4 Bernd:
You need a robust way to determine how long your
protocol message is, at which byte exactly it ends and the next
message begins.
The simplest way would probably be if you prepend all your messages
with a length field and a checksum field to be sen
Hello guys,
What has been changed in 2.6 in enumeration size. I have many enumerated
where it is enough to use single byte. 32bit lnx compiler uses single byte
but 64 bit lnx double byte in memory.
Thanks for all answers.
TRoland;
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fpc-pascal mailli
>
> Hello,
>
> I suspect more or less the same can be used to set up a HTTPS
> connection
> with a known certificate ?
>
> Maybe this is something to be added to the WIKI ?
>
> Michael.
>
You mean client authentication (the HTTPS server has a list of public keys
of the authorised users)?
Wh
2012/2/4 Bernd :
> You need a robust way to determine how long your
> protocol message is, at which byte exactly it ends and the next
> message begins.
The simplest way would probably be if you prepend all your messages
with a length field and a checksum field to be sent as the very first
bytes of
2012/2/1 Malcolm Poole :
> Before I set out to implement the procedures to do this myself, can someone
> reassure me that this needs to be done and that I am not re-inventing the
> wheel?
The TCP protocol will transparently split the data into the packets of
needed size without user intervention,
Hello,
I suspect more or less the same can be used to set up a HTTPS connection
with a known certificate ?
Maybe this is something to be added to the WIKI ?
Michael.
On Sat, 4 Feb 2012, Ludo Brands wrote:
Hi all,
I've been fiddling with connecting to an SSH server.
Thanks to Ludo Brand
On 4-2-2012 7:34, Ludo Brands wrote:
>> I've been fiddling with connecting to an SSH server.
>>
>> Thanks to Ludo Brands' help I can use username/password with
>> Synapse (stable)+cryptlib. I'm fiddling and trying to get
>> private key authentication to work.
>> Thanks,
>> Reinier
>>
> After som
