Okay, this is a bit off topic but... does any know if VP is gone? www.vpascal.com doesn't seem to exist any longer. At least I can't get to it; can anyone else?
Jim

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Okay, this is a bit off topic but... does any know if VP is gone? www.vpascal.com doesn't seem to exist any longer. At least I can't get to it; can anyone else?
Jim
Hi!
Okay, this is a bit off topic but... does any know if VP is gone? www.vpascal.com doesn't seem to exist any longer.
Hmm? Just a few seconds ago I was on this page.
I guess, it's only a temporary server-problem.
But I saw that the linux-port-page was from '99, so I guess the linux port is "a little bit" outdated. ;)
Tschau!
Michael
I don't get it either ... last time I tried eg 1 month ago it was ok... He moved to States recently so maybe it's a glitch while he gets another site?
Hi again!
www.vpascal.com doesn't seem to exist any longer.
Just try a mirror:
http://www.vpascal.com
Main Virtual Pascal home page, Denmark
http://vpascal.teleservicehaan.de
Mirror in Germany, provided by www.teleservicehaan.de web hosting http://vpascal.wom.ru
Mirror in Moscow, Russia
Tschau!
Michael
Just try a mirror:
The mirrors seem to be okay. Thanks.
Jim
I don't get it either ... last time I tried eg 1 month ago it was ok...
He moved to States recently
so maybe it's a glitch while he gets another site?
I'm on it quite regularly, so it's definitely been up since he moved to Canada. Perhaps it's just a temporary server glitch.
Jim
Hi! Hmm? Just a few seconds ago I was on this page. I guess, it's only a temporary…
Thus spoke Michael Vogel ():
VP Linux-support not fully implemented, but it should be possible to generate Linux executables from Win32 or OS/2 (I haven't tested). An official release of version 2.1 has priority - and hopefully better Linux support will come next, as I've understood.
Is anyone using FPC to target executables to other plattforms than what the compilers running - f.ex. developing under Linux and generating executables for Linux AND Windows (from Linux)? I know it's possible but some "adjustments" are needed (cross- plattform linker or ....?). This kind of setup is much wanted, at least from me! ;-)