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FPC for QNX

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Kanzelsberger Pavel

Hi,

some coders took our fast BeOS port of FreePascal and started to port FreePascal to QNX, they have some problems and I wonder if it's not better to use Linux version as a base?

Any ideas?

regards, Pavel Kanzelsberger

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Michael Van Canneyt
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Kanzelsberger Pavel wrote 5 lines
Hi, some coders took our fast BeOS port of FreePascal and started to port FreePascal to QNX, they have some problems and I wonder if it's not better to use Linux version as a base?

I think that would be more logical, as QNX is more unix-like than BeOS like. They can look at the BSD or solaris ports to see what needs to be done. Probably mimicking the solaris port will be the fastest way to succes.

Michael.

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Kanzelsberger Pavel

OK, Thanks

Anyway I'm not sure if these ports are downloadable from www.freepascal.org website. Do they have to use CVS?

regards, Pavel Kanzelsberger

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-----Original Message----- From: Michael Van Canneyt Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 10:07 AM To: '' Subject: Re: [fpc-pascal]FPC for QNX On Wed, 27 Jun 2001, Kanzelsberger Pavel wrote: > Hi, > > some coders took our fast BeOS port of FreePascal and started to port > FreePascal to QNX, they have some problems and I wonder if it's not better > to use Linux version as a base? I think that would be more logical, as QNX is more unix-like than BeOS like. They can look at the BSD or solaris ports to see what needs to be done. Probably mimicking the solaris port will be the fastest way to succes. Michael.

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Quoting Kanzelsberger Pavel :

Anyway I'm not sure if these ports are downloadable from www.freepascal.org website. Do they have to use CVS?

CVS is dead easy to use from the command line. I'm a nivice (used it like, once before) and I managed to get the entire compiler and Rtl sources on saturday. Just follow the instructions on the CVS web page (and don't be behind a firewall or anything like that ;)

On another note: did you/your developers compiler the documentation on the FPC BeOS port that you promised yet?

Matt

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Marco van de Voort
to Kanzelsberger Pavel: OK, Thanks Anyway I'm not sure if these ports are downloadable from www.freepascal.org…

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OK, Thanks Anyway I'm not sure if these ports are downloadable from www.freepascal.org website. Do they have to use CVS?

First you have to decide if it is a native port, or a port to the POSIX subsystem (iow syscall or interfacing to libc).

Examples of the native ports are FreeBSD and Linux, examples of the POSIX/libc ports are Solaris, and probably BeOS too.

The BeOS port is in CVS, the SunOS not entirely.

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