Hi All
Could you recommend good introduction and reference books for Object Pascal?
I mean books about the language not the frameworks.
Thanks.
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Jonas Maebe wrote:
On the other hand, having so many platforms to support also keeps the
code cleaner. It discourages the use of platform-specific hacks (as
you need generic code anyway), and different processors/OS'es
stresstest different parts of the compiler.
Actually I don't mind "hacks" t
Florian Klaempfl wrote:
FPC developement is done by it's community and everybody is free to do
what he wants as long as it's "compatible" with the other work done on
FPC. So even if somebody wants to do a C64 cross compiler we won't
stop him ;)
I get it. I just thought given limited resources
Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
Such things exist already. The 'DBI' exists and is called TDataset,
after Delphi's database handling classes.
Concerning CGI, the FCL contains the 'cgiapplication' class;
it provides most of what you need to develop a CGI application.
I am encouraged by responses to m
Hi
I have been looking for a language to replace my reliance on C++
and FP seems like it could fit the bill but I have a few questions for
you veterans.
I develop in C++ not because I love it, am not even that good at it, but
because I can find free easy to use
libraries to accomplish a lot of wh