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1. WWW FREE PASCAL ORG HOW TO
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3. WWW FREE PASCAL ORG MANUAL
4. WWW FREE PASCAL ORG FULL
5. WWW FREE PASCAL ORG CODE

In addition to our key programs, PASCAL provides training and support to member libraries and seeks to foster greater collaboration within the South Carolina academic library community. Serving over 230,000 students at 55 colleges and universities, PASCAL supports higher education in South Carolina through multiple programs including a Shared Library Services Platform for 53 institutions statewide rapid print-delivery service core electronic resources, including a robust shared e-book program.

WWW FREE PASCAL ORG HOW TO

It will give you an idea of how to use it (for the named cloud services).PASCAL is the Partnership Among South Carolina Academic Libraries.

WWW FREE PASCAL ORG MANUAL

You can also download the user manual from their site, but I'd suggest it's somewhat sparse. You can download a trial of the LCL Package/components and see what they do, but if you want functions for generic REST related tasks, you probably need the source. Depending on what you do support is OK or non-existent. So bottom line, yes available through TMS. The Do.Connect function did not work in XE7 in a DLL so I had to craft a forms based app that talked to the DLL by named pipes to pass the authentication credentials (no help from TMS, we don't do DLLs).

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So I have the package installed, I haven't got to the point where I'm using it yet, to many other things are breaking/not working, but I suspect much of that is my lack of competence.Īnyway, you get the source with the purchase, and for the most part I have been able to code my way around. We do not intend to test in a DLL or DYLIB, that would be too much work and there has been no calls for such (there has been - me). Well TBF they did get back, their response: we have not tested our components in a DLL, we defiantly have not tested our components in a DYLIB. I have some issues and when i asked TMS they pretty much ignored me. All packages contain a README file, which you should read for installation instructions and latest news.

WWW FREE PASCAL ORG INSTALL

I suspect the multiple occurrences of files when I also install SYNACODE is because TMS haven't looked at this package for 3-4 years.įurther, I am using (from Delphi/Win) these components in a DLL and trying to convert to a DYLIB (Lazarus) on Darwin. Free Pascal - Download free pascal Open source compiler for Pascal and Object Pascal Download Official releases These are ready made packages, together with an install program, to get you up and running in no time. They did say they were looking at an update, they always say that. Lazarus is a cross-platform integrated development environment (IDE) that lets you create visual (GUI) and non-visual Object Pascalprograms, and uses the Free Pascal compiler to generate your executable. I queried this and was told as far as they were concerned nothing has change, meh. Having said that TMS have done no development on the LCL package since 2015. Free Pascal Compiler Subgroups and projects Shared projects Archived projects FPC 0 10 14 Lazarus Source of the Lazarus IDE for the Free Pascal compiler. I use TMS functions for 'normal' REST calls and I use their functions to decode the JSON returns. If you want to connect to one of the myriad of cloud services they are all built in. I can confirm that it does install (there are issues with multiple occurrences of some files) the REST functions are quite simple. I have installed LCL version into Lazarus (As a noob I have other issues that are causing me grief).

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I have purchased the full TMS Cloud Pack which includes the LCL version. OK, so I am coming from Delphi (FMX no Darwin 32bit compiler). I do almost all new development with it, not least because it supports more platforms, unless I need to maintain Delphi compatibility in which case I prefer synapse over Indy. To summarize: all development related to web inside the fpc core packages is done with fcl-web/net which in itself is well maintained and with a growing feature set. The more serious web related development inside the FPC core packages like pas2js is all based on the newer fcl-web and fcl-net. Indy has the advantage (or disadvantage!) that it has a huge set of components, which is ideal for beginners. fcl-web and fcl-net have close to the same feature set as Synapse for the sockets and http(s) side of things and a more modern - although similar - architecture. The fcl-web and fpc-net packages are under serious development with the aim to remove the third party dependencies.Īs it stands there is a lot of code and knowledge out there that use synapse or Indy, the expertise on fcl-web and fcl-net is still a bit less, but: I beg to differ, both are much used because of legacy.