Do dynamic linked executables really need to not be GPL ?
I mean, application subdivision in modules has nothing to not be
accepted at courts as a valid concept.
Your module/lib is GPL but code linked to it must not be and this is
not a violation of GPL. Provided that the code to your module/lib
Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis wrote:
Hi all,
first let me express my apologies for the off topic question.
I'm having trouble to choose the correct gpl lisence for a new open
source project that i'm starting. I want the project to be open source
gpl'ed so it can be accepted in distro's like Debi
On Fri, Jul 27, 2012 at 5:39 PM, Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> first let me express my apologies for the off topic question.
>
> I'm having trouble to choose the correct gpl lisence for a new open
> source project that i'm starting. I want the project to be open source
> gpl'ed
Hi all,
first let me express my apologies for the off topic question.
I'm having trouble to choose the correct gpl lisence for a new open
source project that i'm starting. I want the project to be open source
gpl'ed so it can be accepted in distro's like Debian. But, at the same
time, because
There seems to be 'kernel32' missing in two functions in ascdef.inc of
the rtl/win/wininc:
FindFirstFileEx and FindFirstFileTransacted
--- fpc/trunk/rtl/win/wininc/ascdef.inc Fr Jun 8 18:22:45 2012
+++ fpc/trunk/rtl/win/wininc/ascdef.my.inc Fr Jul 27 23:31:01 2012
@@ -474,10 +474,10 @@
fu
I know that this was discussed a couple of months ago, but I had
difficulty working out what the consensus was.
i) Is there an FPC function which will get the raw time from the RTC,
which on unix systems will usually be UTC (specifically, without a DST
correction)?
ii) Are there functions to
On Fri, 27 Jul 2012, Luciano de Souza wrote:
Michael,
Your example is very clear. I am not very good to understand source codes.
But this style seems to be very good and logical.
It's really wonderful: FPC owns units for everything!
Well, I use FPC for everything. So, I need tools for ever
Michael,
Your example is very clear. I am not very good to understand source
codes. But this style seems to be very good and logical.
It's really wonderful: FPC owns units for everything!
Thank you.
On 27/7/2012 08:43, michael.vancann...@wisa.be wrote:
On Fri, 27 Jul 2012, luciano de souza w
On 27/7/2012 08:51, leledumbo wrote:
try this:
type
TMyTemplate = class(TFPTemplate)
private
procedure ReplaceMyTags(Sender : TObject; Const TagString : String;
TagParams:TStringList; Out ReplaceText : String);
public
constructor Create;
end;
procedure TMyTemplate.ReplaceM
Hey, that's nice, Michael. I never think of using TTemplateParser directly as
I thought it was meant to be used internally by TFPTemplate only. Now I see
that it actually has more features through OO approach instead of event
driven.
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try this:
type
TMyTemplate = class(TFPTemplate)
private
procedure ReplaceMyTags(Sender : TObject; Const TagString : String;
TagParams:TStringList; Out ReplaceText : String);
public
constructor Create;
end;
procedure TMyTemplate.ReplaceMyTags(Sender : TObject; Const TagString :
Str
On Fri, 27 Jul 2012, luciano de souza wrote:
Hello all,
I am trying to create an example with the FPTemplate unit. Firstly, I
wrote a hypothetical unit template.
[snip]
I am not successful in filling up the template. If I do
writeln(source.template), the answer is an empty string. If I d
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Does FPC have an interface to the POSIX capabilities library, which I
believe is libcap or possibly libcap-ng?
I've hacked a partial interface to the API. If anybody else has to deal
with this issue, note that Debian only provides libcap as a .so.
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Mark Morgan Lloy
ZAN DoYe wrote:
On 2012-07-23 21:51, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I'm trying to write a simple finger daemon, capable of both IP4 and
IP6. At present it's using an unprivileged socket so as to avoid
problems on unix platforms.
I appear to be having problems at the bind() call for IP6 (returns
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