At 10:38 8-11-2003, you wrote:
Hello, Peter - thanks for your response.
> Did you only test the 1.9.0 compiler or also distributed the 1.9.0 RTL ?
I tested with each compiler version with its own RTL.
> Please check for a leftover syscallo.inc in fpc/rtl/linux/. It should only
> be available in
Hello, Peter - thanks for your response.
> Did you only test the 1.9.0 compiler or also distributed the 1.9.0 RTL ?
I tested with each compiler version with its own RTL.
> Please check for a leftover syscallo.inc in fpc/rtl/linux/. It should only
> be available in in fpc/rtl/linux/i386/ with re
>
> Using the latest version of the compiler, and I am having a
> problem with the popen() function on Linux.
>
> It looks like popen() fails because AssignStream() fails,
> because AssignPipe() fails, and that's about as far as I got.
> ( I'm lost when it comes to the do_SysCall() stuff. )
>
> FAI
On Fri, 7 Nov 2003 05:15:13 -0800 (PST)
Jeff Pohlmeyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Using the latest version of the compiler, and I am having a
> problem with the popen() function on Linux.
>
> It looks like popen() fails because AssignStream() fails,
> because AssignPipe() fails, and that'
Using the latest version of the compiler, and I am having a
problem with the popen() function on Linux.
It looks like popen() fails because AssignStream() fails,
because AssignPipe() fails, and that's about as far as I got.
( I'm lost when it comes to the do_SysCall() stuff. )
Maybe whoever b
