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Free Pascal FCL: Free Component Library
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ASCII 85 or Base 85 encoding |
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AVL tree implementation |
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Unit implementing base64 encoding |
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Unit implementing blowfish encryption/decryption streams |
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Buffered stream |
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Unit implementing cache class |
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Various general purpose classes: stack, queue, objectlists |
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Custom application class |
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Daemon (service) application class |
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Database access layer |
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Unit to send commands to a debug server process |
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Auxiliary unit for the dbugintf unit. |
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Unit implementing system log class |
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Easy CGI unit |
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JSON support for Free Pascal |
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Timer class |
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Unit implementing resource string translation using gettext files |
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Firebird/Interbase database connection unit |
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The IDEA unit provides IDEA encryption support |
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Collection which can write itself to inifile. |
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Ini files support |
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Implement streams for handling standard input, output and stderr |
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tar archive manipulation classes |
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Microsoft SQL Server and Sybase ASE database connectors |
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Unit implementing pipe streams. |
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Pooled memory manager implementation |
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Unit implementing the TProcess component. |
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RTTI utility functions |
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Simple one-way IPC protocol |
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A set of classes for connecting to SQL databases and running SQL commands on them. |
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Collection which can stream itself |
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Stream extensions |
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Streams for standard text files. |
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Synchronization objects |
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URI Parsing routines |
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Unit implementing zip/unzip compression/decompression functionality |
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Support for compression streams |
The Free Component Library is a series of units that implemenent various classes and non-visual components for use with Free Pascal. They are building blocks for non-visual and visual programs, such as designed in Lazarus.
The TDataset descendents have been implemented in a way that makes them compatible to the Delphi implementation of these units. There are other units that have counterparts in Delphi, but most of them are unique to Free Pascal.