I have the keywords and flags set
properly, I think. I foiled a bug with gentoo, aahd was politely informed
that I needed to emerge a current version of findutils. After doing
that, I was able to emerge fpc 2.0.4., but now I am not able to0 compile any of
the sample programs since it cant find any units. I have tried various
settings for the fpc source directory and tried commenting out the related entries
in the fpc.cfg file to see if that was misdirecting the compiler. I may
have larger problems since when I try to compile a simple program, it
tries to compile the last program that I had opened, and I can’t get it
to compile the one that I have just opened?!?! Basically I am try8ng ot
figure out whether this is my own foolishness or if there is a bug with the amd64
version( this is 0.9.13.beta). Regards frogeye From: Albert Zeyer
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Am Donnerstag, den 21.09.2006, 21:21 -0500 schrieb frogeye: I get the same
error on amd 64 gentoo trying to emerge fpc 2.0.4 : missing argument to -exec You have to set the USE-flags 'source' (perhaps also 'doc' if you like)
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