Google’s Protocol Buffers are a flexible, compact and extensible mechanism for serializing structured data. We share our implementation that makes it easy to serialize Delphi records to a binary format that is 100% compatible with the Protocol Buffers specification. Want to go straight to the source? You can find it on GitHub in our GrijjyFoundation… Continue reading Binary Serialization with Google Protocol Buffers
In this article we will show how to use timer queues to create fast, lightweight, multi-threaded OnTimer() events that work on Windows and Linux in a uniform method using our helper class TgoTimerQueue. We also discuss how they operate on Windows and Linux and show an example application using timer queues. For more information about… Continue reading Cross-platform timer queues for Windows and Linux
In this article we will show how to use Delphi’s new Linux compiler to expand our HTTP and TCP client base classes to also run on Linux. On Windows we used IOCP to create a highly scalable client, and on Linux we will use EPOLL to also create a scalable client. We will extend the… Continue reading Scalable Linux sockets for the cloud, Part 3
This primer covers the basics of getting started using third-party libraries with the new Delphi 10.2 and Linux. Introduction If you are planning to use third-party Linux libraries on Delphi for Linux you may encounter some difficulties when you attempt to build and the linker attempts to find those libraries. Some basic Linux assistance with… Continue reading Importing third-party Linux libraries on Delphi 10.2 Tokyo
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