2008/9/16 Adriaan van Os <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Roland Turcan wrote:
>>
>> Hello FPC-Pascal users discussions!
>>
>> What is the best way to keep the binary compatibility among different
>> CPU architectures.
>>
>> I need to make our own database engine compatible and other binary
>> files, that us
Roland Turcan schreef:
Hello all,
Thanks for all responses and I've got the answer I thought I get, but
I don't like it. :-|
Never mind. I cannot make any change on the data structure which is on
the market about 10 years, but at least I have one advantage. The
software was developed and is sti
Hello all,
Thanks for all responses and I've got the answer I thought I get, but
I don't like it. :-|
Never mind. I cannot make any change on the data structure which is on
the market about 10 years, but at least I have one advantage. The
software was developed and is still used on i386 platform
Well, the (inefficient / multiplatform - choose one) way is to not store
data as binary, instead using something like XML. Probably not an
option, but there will be a tradeoff and a penalty no matter what. One
way would be store the data in the endianness of the consistently slower
platform (
Adriaan van Os wrote:
Roland Turcan wrote:
Hello FPC-Pascal users discussions!
What is the best way to keep the binary compatibility among different
CPU architectures.
I need to make our own database engine compatible and other binary
files, that user still can use our data from i386 or PowerP
Roland Turcan wrote:
Hello FPC-Pascal users discussions!
What is the best way to keep the binary compatibility among different
CPU architectures.
I need to make our own database engine compatible and other binary
files, that user still can use our data from i386 or PowerPC computer.
I really d
Roland Turcan writes:
I need to make our own database engine compatible and other binary
files, that user still can use our data from i386 or PowerPC computer.
Do you mean you are trying to keep your binary data files compatible between
these two architectures?
I don't have an answer, but i
Hello FPC-Pascal users discussions!
What is the best way to keep the binary compatibility among different
CPU architectures.
I need to make our own database engine compatible and other binary
files, that user still can use our data from i386 or PowerPC computer.
I really don't like the idea to c
