Thanks Joost. But, I remember this worked ok some time ago, in the same
machine. Anyway, I'll try
'setenforce permissive' tomorrow.
--- Joost van der Sluis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To turn off selinux on fedora core 5, just type 'setenforce permissive'
> in a terminal.
>
> Op maandag 11-02
I'll try on another box with Suse 10.2 (I've tested on Fedora Core 5) to see
what happen...
Thanks Marco.
--- Marco van de Voort <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Yes, I run as root. Also I tested using different ports, I.E. 85, 3337,
> > 1.
>
> Then I'm running out of steam. I've hardly any
Yes, I run as root. Also I tested using different ports, I.E. 85, 3337, 1.
--- Marco van de Voort <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Yes, of course. If I don't include CThreads the program complains about
> > including it.
>
> Then, do you run as root? Binding to below 1024 ports might not be a
Yes, of course. If I don't include CThreads the program complains about
including it.
--- Marco van de Voort <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I've found an strange problem in Linux when executing a simple threaded
> > program (Synapse's
> > httpserver demo) compiled with fpc 2.2.0 from
> > ftp://
I've found an strange problem in Linux when executing a simple threaded program
(Synapse's
httpserver demo) compiled with fpc 2.2.0 from
ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/pub/fpc/snapshot/fixes/source/fpcbuild.zip
When I execute the program with "./httpserver", the program starts stopped.
When I compile
When trying to compile Zeos lib using FPC 2.2.0 and 2.3.1, the compiler
complains with a "Can't
find unit ZAbstractRODataset", but the file is there, with exactly that name.
After some minutes trying to figure out what was the problem, I renamed the
unit to its lowercase
version, "zabstractrodat
> If you have large files you like to share, please post them on a website
> and link to them, that is much more desirable.
Ok, next time i'll do that.
Thank you.
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Reading a post in "public.mseide-msegui.talk", the mseide discussion
list, I found this:
"Florian has committed the beginning of dynamic packages support".
With "Dynamic Packages" you mean a platform independent way of
implementing something similar to
.Dlls (or .bpl)? without creating each lib
My company bought an amazing Sun Ultra 40 M2 Workstation, with two Opteron
processors and Solaris
10 installed. This machine will be used as a demo server for a third party java
app we sell, but
since we'll be porting some Delphi services to Linux and FreeBsd, I want to
test them also in
Solaris
Reading a post in "public.mseide-msegui.talk", the mseide discussion list, I
found this:
"Florian has committed the beginning of dynamic packages support".
With "Dynamic Packages" you mean a platform independent way of implementing
something similar to
.Dlls (or .bpl)? without creating each lib
Can you give us the the mailing list addess? I can't find it on the web site.
--- Michael Schnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > The website is outdated, but the mailing list recently became quite active
> > again
> Great !
>
> > - including flamewars.
> >
> not that great ;-)
>
> -Micha
> {TCondv}
> constructor TCondv.Create;
> begin
> pthread_condattr_init(CAttr);
> pthread_cond_init(Cond, CAttr);
> end;
I never used pthreads, but looking at the constructor of TCondv, it seems to
require CAttr and
Conv to be setted before calling pthread_condattr_init and pthread_cond_init
Bram, suppose myTable has two fields, "name" and "age", the query should return
something like
this:
name|age|name1|age1
+---+-+
aa | 11| aa| 11
Each TField is related to one column in the resultset, not to each table
involved in the query.
--- Bram Kuijvenhoven <[EMAIL PROTECT
> Is there a way do delegate such methods on classes using Object
Pascal ?
> If so, how would you do it ?
Yes, delegates are called "Events" in Object Pascal.
Here a simple example:
program EventExample;
uses
SysUtils, Classes;
type
{ define the event type }
TOnCalc = procedure (APercen
> Is there a way do delegate such methods on classes using Object Pascal ?
> If so, how would you do it ?
Yes, delegates are called "Events" in Object Pascal.
Here a simple example:
program EventExample;
uses
SysUtils, Classes;
type
{ define the event type }
TOnCalc = procedure (APercent
> Sorry but I didn't understand the procedure to compile...
> ... and the Borland make? How i used it? by default (it's in the "bash"
> paths)?
Try to rename Borland's Make to BMake or something, at least when compiling FPC
code to avoid
incompatibilities.
Leonardo M. Ramé
http://leonardorame
Sorry, i thought frameworktest was the correct one.
--- Dean Zobec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Leonardo M. Ramé ha scritto:
> > People, just found an error in the consolerunner/testrunner.pp demo
> > application. It's
> constructor
> > and destrutor differs from the frameworktest sample in th
People, just found an error in the consolerunner/testrunner.pp demo
application. It's constructor
and destrutor differs from the frameworktest sample in the tests directory.
The correct methods are:
constructor TTestRunner.Create(AOwner: TComponent);
begin
inherited Create(AOwner);
FXMLResul
Good news!, i hope the new Delphi will be smaller than bds2006.
--- Daniël Mantione <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
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>
> The Turbo brand is back!
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Thanks Graeme,
it's amazing the speed of response on this mailing list. Congrats to the
freepascal community!
--- Graeme Geldenhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Umm.. It seems I never reported that bug (I couldn't find it in Mantis). :-(
>
> I have reported it now as Issue 7187
>
> http:/
I found a difference between the TPropInfo record GetProc and SetProc pointers
between Delphi and
FPC, when i check a class like this:
type
TMyClass = class(TPersistent)
private
FAttrib1: Integer;
published
property Attrib: Integer read FAttrib write FAttrib;
end;
In Delphi, when
I'm trying to port a program i wrote in Delphi to
FPC & Kylix and found when an interfaced
object (COM interface, not CORBA) is instantiated
and call the _AddRef method, in Kylix is executed
one time (as expected) but in FPC is called
two times losing the refcount.
The correct result is this (co
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