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Randy SillU.S.
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Turbo Pascal and Delphi developer since 1986. Strengths - UI, Windows API, Database, SQL, Internet, Threading, NT Services. | |
Brian SillU.S.
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Turbo Pascal and Delphi developer since 1986. Proficient in web design incuding XHTML, CSS, and Javascript. Fluent in C, C++, Visual Basic (especially VBA), and Modula-2. | |
Krisztián PintérAvailable
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I`m good at database design and programming, using windows API, multithreaded programming, inter-process commucitations, dll-s and packages. I`m experienced with OLAP and SQL. I also have some COM/ActiveX knowledge and component writing skills. Weak sides: internet, multimedia, graphics. Please don`t ask questions that can be easily looked up in the reference manual, or requires hours of debugging, what appears to be your task. Conceptional or methodological questions are the most welcome ones. |
Paul, Not sure if you want Hex style binary or pure binary notation. Here is an example of both. function HexToBinary(Hexadecimal: string): string; const BCD: array [0..15] of string =
Here's what I was able to find: www.atozedsoftware.com/intraWeb/ www.swissdelphicenter.ch/en/showarticle.php?id=7 community.borland.com/article/0,1410,29650,00.html www.thedelphimagazine.com/Samples/1749/1749
hello, what is the reason behind "don't want to use blob field"? it is some personal taste, or you have a rationale? because TBlobFields are the standard way of dealing with binary or blob database
Lily, Delphi creates very fast native code, so creating this in assembly seems like overkill. If you were searching for the min and max in an array of 1,000, or 10,000 then perhaps you may be able to
I have in the past written a simple Delphi application that opens for read the exe file and scans for ASCII characters in the normal range with a minimum lenght and dumps them into a string list. A parameter

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