On Thu, 1 Jun 2006, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Anybody know how I can limit concurrent connections to a Firebird DB
> via a FPC/Lazarus application. I am currently using FBLib as my
> database component, but info on any sql component will do.
>
> Interbase used to have a Licensing API
> /me considers recoding the whole thing as a cronjob...
> (A joke, in reality I simply don't have the diskspace to put cron where
> this is needed so it's not an option even if it COULD do the work).
Interesting, I have since learned something else.
In fact it DOES work - but there is an odd diff
On 6/3/06, A.J. Venter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The debian version on the other hand is well over 200 lines of code by itself,
and I am not entirely sure my version is going to be stable on all testdata
yet.
Learn to code with UnitTests (process is called Test Driven
Development). I have to
Learn to code with UnitTests (process is called Test Driven
Development).
Never used. How does this work? I found only a unit called
"UnitTests.pp" and nothing else.
Thank you.
jk
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Jilani Khaldi wrote:
>
>> Learn to code with UnitTests (process is called Test Driven
>> Development).
>
> Never used. How does this work? I found only a unit called
> "UnitTests.pp" and nothing else.
> Thank you.
The first article that started the practice, written by Kent Beck and
Erich Gamm
On 6/3/06, Jilani Khaldi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Learn to code with UnitTests (process is called Test Driven
> Development).
Never used. How does this work? I found only a unit called
"UnitTests.pp" and nothing else.
Use an xUnit testing framework while coding. Free Pascal comes with
fpc
> Regarding TDD (Test Driven Development) look at the following websites:
> In short - You write a test, Write the code, Run the tests, Refactor.
> Then repeat the whole process... The first 3 steps should be
> completed in under a minute. As I said, it is very different to
> traditional program
> On 6/3/06, Jilani Khaldi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Learn to code with UnitTests (process is called Test Driven
> > > Development).
> >
> > Never used. How does this work? I found only a unit called
> > "UnitTests.pp" and nothing else.
>
> Use an xUnit testing framework while coding. Free
