little to much for now.
By the way is there a english version of it.
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Den 04-02-2011 21:27, Jonas Maebe skrev:
On 04 Feb 2011, at 21:24, Peter Andersen wrote:
That's a very bad way to link libc, because afaik it bypasses all compiler detections for
the fact that you are linking to that library (and doing so requires using different
startup
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Please could you explain it a little bit more.
I am new to this.
I have programmet in Dos and on windows for years. But with linux using
shared lib i am total new.
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Den 04-02-2011 20:44, Jeppe Johansen skrev:
Try to do a fpc -k-lc testISO_TCP.pas
That should instruct the linker to link libc too
Thanks
That was the way to do it.
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undefined reference to `tcsetattr'
/usr/lib/libnodave.so: undefined reference to `close'
/usr/lib/libnodave.so: undefined reference to `free'
testISO_TCP.pas(413,1) Error: Error while linking
testISO_TCP.pas(413,1) Fatal: There were 1 errors compiling module, stopping
Fatal: Compilation
display. And exactly this does not work. :-/
Ok so what you ned is something that are easy as the graph unit but can
run under X11 in a xterm or what. If this is what you are looking for
then please let me know if you find anything. Because i have not found
it yet :) But i am still seaching.
so it should not force me to use them. Best would really be some kind
of "graph" emulation.
You should take a look at the dokumatation in the units.pdf there is lot
of "GRAPH" it is in chapter 8. It is just like the old days with TP6.0
