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Hello,
I compiled a little program with one button and one edit and the program for raspberry b works. I have the need to use library for networking but I did not understand whether it is possible.
I've tryed to use indy but I receive errors; can you help me??
Thanks in advance.

Sir
all Linux libraries work on Arm-Linux OSes,
but Indy library has some problems with Arm CPU

What app want to build ?

Hello Sternas,
it's a simple application for comunicate with a tcp socket to another program, that will be used for data acquisition in the production department in company where I work .
I want use raspberry pi 2 with raspbian with a touch screen 5' . I tried it that actually LNet libraries compiled and work but with SynapseVs I riceive error when double click on event of vsVisualTCP.

I think the problem
FCL new version not netdb.pp

wiki.freepascal.org/fcl-net

arm direktve
codet typhon (indy) read netdb.pp

typhon32 or typhon64 (Indy) not read netdb.pp and work

debian 64 multiarch
CT 5.5
QT5
typhon32

Example CodeOcean Indy idserver_deamon/idserver
cross compile to arm linux and library Raspbery pi 2
uses pl_indy not compile

download
www.indyproject.org/sockets/fpc/index.en.aspx
indy-10.2.0.3.tar.gz
Project Options
path (-Fu) indy-10.2.0.3/fpc
cross compile to Raspbery PI 2 WORK!
Test Raspbery Pi 2 board
(debina 8 jessie
images.collabora.co.uk/rpi2/)

Thanks for the reply , I'll try soon the program . Yesterday I used the LNet that work very great !!

Sternas Stefanos wrote: Sir
all Linux libraries work on Arm-Linux OSes,
but Indy library has some problems with Arm CPU

What app want to build ?

Hello..
I currently have to develop a client/server application to run on a Raspberry Pi2 with an ARM processor, and I started using Indy.
Should I stop and change from Indy to something else?
I only need a simple socket connection to let the client application talk to the server.

Can you please provide some specific information about what problems exist with Indy and ARM CPUs?

Thank you for any help, and thank you also for CodeTyphon - a really amazing product.