Seems to me that either a sockets.somefunction() isn't implemented in FPC for
arm, or considering the error report with number, the given function is not
implemented in arm/linux kernel.
Can you try strace/backtrace so we know which function was called?
Ales
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On Tue, 9 Jun 2009 17:14:10 +0800 (CST)
brianw...@seed.net.tw wrote:
> >Seems to me that either a sockets.somefunction() isn't implemented in FPC
> >for arm, >or considering the error report with number, the given function is
> >not implemented >in arm/linux kernel.
>
> >Can you try strace/back
On Sat, 20 Jun 2009 14:37:07 -0300
Osvaldo Filho wrote:
> The package LNet has a unit with the same name of fpc 2.3.1:
> fastcgi.pp
>
> How can i install lnet?
>
Hmm must be new. I'll look into this.
Ales
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> Maybe it is best to rename the unit in FPC to fpfastcgi. This is in line
> with the rest of the unit names. If Joost agrees on that ?
>
> Michael.
One way or the other. I can rename in lNet as well if it's a problem. But since
this seems to be a trunk thing, changing in FPC might be simpler
I'll rename the one in lNet so there's no conflict.
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On Mon, 22 Jun 2009 12:59:21 +0200
Joost van der Sluis wrote:
> Op zondag 21-06-2009 om 21:02 uur [tijdzone -0300], schreef Osvaldo
> Filho:
> > Files are equal:
> >
> > on LNet:
>
> Ow, yes. That's true. It's just the header-file which I copied from
> lNet. I think it's better to add a fcgi-he
I moved fastcgi out of fcl-web. Hopefully everything works on every Os, but I
didn't test functionality, just compile/install.
Will update lNet soon (so trunk/trunk will work)
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Compiz/linux currently is very touchy depending on your card, kernel and distro
(xorg version).
If you have say Ubuntu 9.04 with kernel .28 and the new xorg and you have intel
or ati (pre r500, no longer officialy fglrx driver supported) cards you're
pretty much screwed when it comes to openGL.
Just wanted to post before doing it, I'm unsubscribing from Lazarus and FPC
mailing lists (except core) for now. I get tons of msgs daily I no longer read
(except about lNet and parts of FPC I am responsible for).
I've slowed down a bit on the OSS side (mainly due to girlfriend and job) so
gett
