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[OT] Contributed units

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Ivan Montes

Hi,

I haven't been a very active FPC user lately :(
now I'm trying to catch up again with the latest additions. While searching the contributed units on freepascal.org I noticed that many links are not working, a couple of entries are duplicated for different versions and in definitive it's not perfect.
For a small user base compiler as FPC I think that a good repository of user contributed units is a must. So, is something planned to fix it? if not, could you use some help to maintain/reorganize it? I've got some skill on PHP/SQL development if that's of any use :)

Sorry for this rather off-topic post, I'm not trying to start a discussion on the list but a solution, so you can answer me directly to my email : if you feel like not polluting the list.

btw congratulations for the 1.9 release, I haven't tested it as of yet but I'm sure it rocks!

ciao, Ivan

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Ivan Montes
to Unknown author: A maintainer would be welcome. Currently it's written in PHP. However, I have it…

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> For a small user base compiler as FPC I think that a good repository of

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> contributed units is a must. So, is something planned to fix it? if not, > could you use some help to maintain/reorganize it? A maintainer would be welcome.

In that case Michael, I'll be glad to help.
Just drop me a mail with the details.

> I've got some skill on PHP/SQL development if that's of any use :) Currently it's written in PHP. However, I have it scheduled for rewriting

in

FPC (as it was originally, actually). Meanwhile the FCL and Lazarus are sufficiently evolved to make that a real breeze. But as usual, time is the big enemy.

Cool!
when you find the time for the rewrite I'll like to share with you a couple of ideas I have for the section.

Cheers, Ivan

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to Ivan Montes: I haven't been a very active FPC user lately :( now I'm trying to catch up again with the…
Ivan Montes wrote 10 lines
Hi, I haven't been a very active FPC user lately :( now I'm trying to catch up again with the latest additions. While searching the contributed units on freepascal.org I noticed that many links are not working, a couple of entries are duplicated for different versions and in definitive it's not perfect. For a small user base compiler as FPC I think that a good repository of user contributed units is a must. So, is something planned to fix it? if not, could you use some help to maintain/reorganize it?

A maintainer would be welcome.

I've got some skill on PHP/SQL development if that's of any use :)

Currently it's written in PHP. However, I have it scheduled for rewriting in FPC (as it was originally, actually). Meanwhile the FCL and Lazarus are sufficiently evolved to make that a real breeze. But as usual, time is the big enemy.

Michael.

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Giovani Premuda
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Currently it's written in PHP. However, I have it scheduled for rewriting in FPC (as it was originally, actually). Meanwhile the FCL and Lazarus are sufficiently evolved to make that a real breeze.

Does this mean it's now possible to write apache modules with FPC?

Giovanni

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Michael Van Canneyt
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Giovani Premuda wrote 7 lines
>Currently it's written in PHP. However, I have it scheduled for rewriting in >FPC (as it was originally, actually). Meanwhile the FCL and Lazarus are >sufficiently evolved to make that a real breeze. > > Does this mean it's now possible to write apache modules with FPC?

That has been possible since the day we could create libraries.

I was talking mainly about cgi scripting.

Michael.

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