Interbase/pascal programming on linux

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3 total messages Started by Andre groeneveld Fri, 24 Nov 2000 00:00

#39

Author: Andre groeneveld
Date: Fri, 24 Nov 2000 00:00

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Hello, who knows how to use an interbase under linux when programming in
pascal(freepascal)?


Friendly greetings,


Andr� Groeneveld

agroeneveld@dsasoftware.nl

Re: Interbase/pascal programming on linux

#44

Author: Sergey Mereutsa
Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2000 00:00

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Hi, I know :-)
I can Send to U some examples - how to do select, select  from stored procs, and do "EXECUTE PROCEDURE". But (IMHO) there are some bugs in FPC in pointer alignment, so EXECUTE PROCEDURE and selects sometime not worked.

Regards, Serj.

Andre groeneveld wrote:

> Hello, who knows how to use an interbase under linux when programming in
> pascal(freepascal)?
>
> Friendly greetings,
>
> Andr� Groeneveld
>
> agroeneveld@dsasoftware.nl

Re: Interbase/pascal programming on linux

#48

Author: Mike Johnson
Date: Fri, 22 Dec 2000 01:34

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Would it be possible for you to send some such examples to me as well?

Mike


"Sergey Mereutsa" <mediafon@dnt.md> wrote in message
news:3A29329E.21F5B50B@dnt.md...
> Hi, I know :-)
> I can Send to U some examples - how to do select, select  from stored
procs, and do "EXECUTE PROCEDURE". But (IMHO) there are some bugs in FPC in
pointer alignment, so EXECUTE PROCEDURE and selects sometime not worked.
>
> Regards, Serj.
>
> Andre groeneveld wrote:
>
> > Hello, who knows how to use an interbase under linux when programming in
> > pascal(freepascal)?
> >
> > Friendly greetings,
> >
> > Andr� Groeneveld
> >
> > agroeneveld@dsasoftware.nl
>

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