Author: mariuz

You can watch the twitter stream from Firebird Conference 2014 : #fbconf14

Firebird 3 is on the fast track to be released very soon, and all FirebirdSQL developers should help Firebird Project to release v 3.0 as soon as possible.

You can help Firebird in the following areas:

Beta-testers!

Firebird 3 must be thoroughly tested with real-life databases and applications – with your applications and databases!
Download Firebird 3 Beta 1 now (unofficial installer at the moment) and start testing it.

Join the Firebird 3 Launch campaign

http://firebird3.com/en/start/

More mini-interviews with speakers at Firebird Conference:Jiri Cincura, Roman Simakov, Pavel Cizar and Jonathan Neve

Good news  for Firebird .NET Data Provider: a issue in the Dapper github repository seems to be fixed

The Lazarus team is glad to announce the release of Lazarus 1.2.6.

This release was built with fpc 2.6.4.

Here is the list of changes for Lazarus and Free Pascal:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Lazarus_1.2_fixes_branch#Fixes_for_1.2.6_.28Merged.29
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/User_Changes_2.6.4

New version v0.2.0 supports

• added auto-reconnect
• added sequentially selects
• events (attach, detach, row, result, transaction, commit, rollback, error, etc.)
• performance improvements
• supports inserting/updating buffers and streams
• reading blobs (sequentially)
• pooling
• database.detach() waits for last command
• better unit-test
• best of use with total.js – web application framework for node.js

Many thanks to Peter Širka for his contributions to this release

Adriano wrote on Firebird-devel and twitter :

I put in my github account the first version of cloop – Cross Language
Object Oriented Programming.
– https://github.com/asfernandes/cloop

This first version is limited to void and int datatypes, supports C, C++
and Free Pascal, and the makefile works only in POSIX.

Some files in src/tests/test1 are autogenerated. They are flag as this
in their first line.

Tests consists of three (one for each language) executable and three
libraries as well.

The executable is the consumer test part and receives a parameter with
the library name of the supplier test part, so we can test any
combination of C/C++/Pascal as consumer/supplier. Examples:

./output/debug/bin/test1-pascal output/debug/bin/test1-pascal.so
./output/debug/bin/test1-c output/debug/bin/test1-pascal.so
./output/debug/bin/test1-cpp output/debug/bin/test1-pascal.so

./output/debug/bin/test1-cpp output/debug/bin/test1-c.so