On 13 Mar 09, at 20:57, Constantine Cusulos wrote: . . > In any case, if anybody has a few pointers on how i could begin a fresh > start, please submit them.
Sorry, I skipped this part yesterday. Considering the fact that there's at least partial support of OpenBSD in the compiler (there may be still some missing bits and pieces, but basically it's there), your best bet is probably starting with the RTL. First, /rtl/Makefile.fpc doesn't include reference to the (already existing) openbsd directory (after adding that reference, you need to regenerate the Makefile file using an up to date fpcmake binary). Second, you need either to fix the current content of that directory (it is not even compilable at the moment as you can easily find using "make all 'OS_TARGET=openbsd' 'OPT=-s'" in directory /rtl/openbsd) or possibly recreate the content of that directory completely based on some similar target like FreeBSD - that's what Marco suggested with his "better start from fresh" and he as the maintainer of the FreeBSD target probably knows very well what is talking about). Hope this helps Tomas _______________________________________________ fpc-devel maillist - [email protected] http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-devel
