I have successfully ported the code for DBUTIL and the internal message editor to Linux, BSD and 64-bit Windows.

The Turbopower B-tree database library is still the major culprit holding up any code progress.

Nick

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I have successfully ported the code for DBUTIL and the internal message editor
to Linux, BSD and 64-bit Windows.

The Turbopower B-tree database library is still the major culprit holding up
any code progress.

That is good news indeed. Let's hope for a 64bit dbridge....:)

Appreciate the effort

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Hello Nick!

Saturday January 02 2021 16:14, you wrote to All:

I have successfully ported the code for DBUTIL and the internal
message editor to Linux, BSD and 64-bit Windows.

The Turbopower B-tree database library is still the major culprit
holding up any code progress.

Can you not use say sqlite3 or another DB library that is available across platforms ?



Vincent

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On 03 Jan 21 14:44:05, Vincent Coen said the following to Nick Andre:

The Turbopower B-tree database library is still the major culprit
holding up any code progress.

Can you not use say sqlite3 or another DB library that is available across platforms ?

Nope

Nick

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Hello Nick!

Sunday January 03 2021 11:20, you wrote to me:

On 03 Jan 21 14:44:05, Vincent Coen said the following to Nick Andre:

The Turbopower B-tree database library is still the major culprit
holding up any code progress.

Can you not use say sqlite3 or another DB library that is
available across platforms ?

Nope

That is a significant problem :(

Just had a look at their website it is old source 2005 ish but as it is on source form can't you just recompile it say for FPC (free Pascal Compiler) in Delphi mode as I 'assume' that is the tool you are playing with for Linux ?

No I have not looked closely current doing end of year accounts as overdue.

Vincent

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On 03 Jan 21 18:16:27, Vincent Coen said the following to Nick Andre:

Just had a look at their website it is old source 2005 ish but as it is on source form can't you just recompile it say for FPC (free Pascal Compiler) Delphi mode as I 'assume' that is the tool you are playing with for Linux

Its not that simple to recompile B-tree for Freepascal; thats sortof what I'm trying to do with some help. I cannot use Delphi mode.

D'Bridge has way too much code based on B-tree and replacing it with something else will mean a massive rewrite which I really want to avoid.

Nick

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Hello Nick!

Sunday January 03 2021 14:27, you wrote to me:

On 03 Jan 21 18:16:27, Vincent Coen said the following to Nick Andre:

Just had a look at their website it is old source 2005 ish but as
it is on source form can't you just recompile it say for FPC (free
Pascal Compiler) Delphi mode as I 'assume' that is the tool you
are playing with for Linux

Its not that simple to recompile B-tree for Freepascal; thats sortof
what I'm trying to do with some help. I cannot use Delphi mode.

D'Bridge has way too much code based on B-tree and replacing it with something else will mean a massive rewrite which I really want to
avoid.

Sorry may be I did not say but I looked at the sources on their website on sourceforge at :

https://sourceforge.net/projects/tpbtreefiler/

So I assumed they just need a compile using a different compiler to rebuild the
library for linux.


Is it not the same then after a recompile ?

Vincent

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El 2/1/21 a las 18:14, Nick Andre escribió:

I have successfully ported the code for DBUTIL and the internal message editor
to Linux, BSD and 64-bit Windows.

The Turbopower B-tree database library is still the major culprit holding up any code progress.

Nick

cool!!!, thanks for you work!
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On 03 Jan 21 20:58:21, Vincent Coen said the following to Nick Andre:

Sorry may be I did not say but I looked at the sources on their website on sourceforge at :

https://sourceforge.net/projects/tpbtreefiler/

That source code is not for Linux. It will currently only compile for DOS and Windows, is designed for Delphi and contains an assembler component. It will not compile on Linux without a fair amount of rewrites.

Nick

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Hello Nick!

Monday January 04 2021 10:01, you wrote to me:

On 03 Jan 21 20:58:21, Vincent Coen said the following to Nick Andre:

Sorry may be I did not say but I looked at the sources on their
website on sourceforge at :

https://sourceforge.net/projects/tpbtreefiler/

That source code is not for Linux. It will currently only compile for
DOS and Windows, is designed for Delphi and contains an assembler
component. It will not compile on Linux without a fair amount of
rewrites.

Sorry did not see that and that can only be a pain :(


Vincent

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