Or... the simplest solution... OpenKylix (or if you take the pay route,
Kylix 3). It is, more or less, source code compatible with delphi. Kylix
itself isn't that great of a platform for development of linux
applications, but for compiling .so libraries, it works just fine.

The open version is free too.

Jason

Bogusław Brandys wrote:

> David Johnson wrote:
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>>On Mon, 2005-08-15 at 00:30 +0000, robertgilland wrote:
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>>>I am a windows programmer,
>>>I haved compiled and working UDF's ( Delphi-Compiled )
>>>for windows systems.
>>>Our Administrator wants to put Firebird on Linux.
>>>Does anyone know how to compile pascal UDF's working on Windows
>>>to work on Linux?
>>>
>>>Regards,
>>>
>>>Robert.
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>>I am guessing, but you have already visited http://www.gnu-pascal.de ?
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>>It appears that compiling with gpc would offer compatibility with gcc,
>>and firebird can be compiled under gcc. gpc appears to support Delphi
>>specific object language extensions, so if your UDF Pascal platforms is
>>Delphi, they UDF's still should compile well.
>>
>>Good luck!
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