What you want is FPMake, not FPCMake. FPCMake is just a generator of GNU
makefiles. As Michael said elsewhere though, FPMake is an API designed
specifically for compiling FPC programs, basically. You write a program
using the API, put it in a file that should always be called "fpmake.pp",
and then
On 26/09/20 9:07 pm, Michael Van Canneyt via fpc-pascal wrote:
On Sat, 26 Sep 2020, Noel Duffy via fpc-pascal wrote:
To restate the question, is 64k too much overhead for DNS queries? That
overhead would be present on all queries, regardless of whether UDP or TCP was
used.
I would then pre
On Sat, 26 Sep 2020, Noel Duffy via fpc-pascal wrote:
Hi all,
I've spent some time this past couple of weeks reading through the DNS
resolver code in netdb and poring over RFCs that specify the protocol with a
view to adding support for additional resource record queries. Things like
TXT,
Am 25.09.2020 um 22:16 schrieb James Richters via fpc-pascal:
I think that’s a GREAT quote from Niklaus Wirth, and I agree with that
whole heartedly… programs should be readable by humans… otherwise do
all your programming in assembly language… the whole POINT of a hi
level language is to ma
Hi all,
I've spent some time this past couple of weeks reading through the DNS resolver
code in netdb and poring over RFCs that specify the protocol with a view to
adding support for additional resource record queries. Things like TXT, SOA,
and so forth. I'm using netdb from fpc 3.2.0 as the s
I think thats a GREAT quote from Niklaus Wirth, and I agree with that whole
heartedly
programs should be readable by humans
otherwise do all your
programming in assembly language
the whole POINT of a hi level language is
to make it readable by humans
not computers. I cant stand trying to
mud
