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abdoun.brahim:
Hello
What is the equivalent of the setpgrp() command of the C in lazarus language

MarkMLl:
Note that this is nothing to do with C, it's a unix syscall. Also it's not really anything to do with the Lazarus IDE or the LCL, it's an underlying FPC library issue.

I don't think it's implemented. I can see the syscall number in the sources, but you might need to either import clib or user TCSetPGrp() from termios.

MarkMLl

Thaddy:
If it is implemented - I am not sure it is - it has an fp prefix since a couple of versions, so fpsetpgrp..
[edit] it is implemented, but maybe not for all platforms. I found it at least in /rtl/netwlibc/libc.pp using grep.

I can't imagine you really want to use netware/nlm, btw. But that is the only one that matched: seems tied to netware libc, not C.

abdoun.brahim:
Thank you for your help
when I compile I have the error using fpSetPGrp
error:identifier not found "fpsetpgrp"
when I compile I have the error using tcSetPGrp
error:identifier not found "tcsetpgrp"

marcov:
Possibly the setgroups() in the "grp" unit is doing the same.

Like some other Unix user and group functions, these are in the "user" package and link to libc.

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