On Wed, 14 Jan 2004, Paschal Mushubi wrote:
> 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
> 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
>
Hi
I have been wondering about creating a unit with classes representing
normal variable types, like a TIntegerObj, TCharacterObj, etc. The idea
comes from Java, and I have found some occations when this would have
been very helpful.
Basically I have two question about this: Is there something
On Thu, 15 Jan 2004, Charl wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have been wondering about creating a unit with classes representing
> normal variable types, like a TIntegerObj, TCharacterObj, etc. The idea
> comes from Java, and I have found some occations when this would have
> been very helpful.
>
> Basically I
I'm assuming that in order to access things in a dll file (for example
the sqlite stuff) I would need to review the section in the
documentation on "using windows resources"?
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> I'm assuming that in order to access things in a dll file (for example
> the sqlite stuff) I would need to review the section in the
> documentation on "using windows resources"?
LoadLibrary, FreeLibrary and GetProcAddress would be usefull things to look
up. Unless you want static binding of you
I have been playing with multi-threaded apps using fpc 1.9.0. I use the
{$THREADING ON} directive in my code. My test program compiled and ran
with 1.9.0, but with 1.9.2, I get the following runtime error:
This binary has no thread support compiled in.
Recompile the application with a thread-d
On Thu, 15 Jan 2004, Lloyd Park wrote:
> I have been playing with multi-threaded apps using fpc 1.9.0. I use the
> {$THREADING ON} directive in my code. My test program compiled and ran
> with 1.9.0, but with 1.9.2, I get the following runtime error:
>
> This binary has no thread support compi
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
On Thu, 15 Jan 2004, Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
> > After looking at the RTL source, I thought I needed to 'use cthreads', but
> > that didn't seem to do the job.
>
> Nevertheless, that should do it, but it should be the first unit in your
> program's uses clause.
>
> Michael.
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