On Thu, 1 Dec 2011, Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
See Mantis #20786 for details.
The first problem was the use of single quotes in the generated fpdoc
commandline, which are not handled properly by the Windows shell. I fixed
this manually, by editing the Makefile.
Next I get the following error messages:
../rtl/unix/sockets.pp(20,15): Could not find include file 'osdefs.inc'
../rtl/unix/ipc.pp(26,15): Could not find include file 'osdefs.inc'
D:\repos\fpc-2.5.trunk\rtl\linux\ptypes.inc(33,15): Could not find include
file
'ctypes.inc'
../rtl/unix/baseunix.pp(24,17): Could not find include file 'aliasptp.inc'
../rtl/unix/unix.pp(24,17): Could not find include file 'aliasptp.inc'
D:\repos\fpc-2.5.trunk\rtl\objpas\classes\classesh.inc(210,18): Expected ","
or
":" at token "=" in file
D:\repos\fpc-2.5.trunk\rtl\objpas\classes\classesh.inc
at line 210 column 18
../rtl/objpas/dateutils.pp(1,17): Could not find include file 'dateutil.inc'
I'm not sure how to fix these, e.g. 'osdefs.inc' does not exist in the
rtl\win or rtl\win32 directories. The compiler options for unix/sockets.pp
are:
-dver1_0 -Fi../rtl/inc -Fi../rtl/win -Fi../rtl/win32
Perhaps linux/sockets.pp should be replaced by win/sockets.pp?
Or should the Makefile supply the Linux/Unix include directories, instead
those of the current platform (Windows)?
The latter. The paths must be appended, but I already committed a fix for
this (untested, though).
Also I don't understand the problem with dateutils.pp, options
-Fi../rtl/objpas -Fi../rtl/win -Fi../rtl/win32
because dateutil.inc is present in rtl/objpas.
Can somebody explain what I should try to fix the include file errors?
Just check out the latest version. I committed some fixes that should
improve matters.
Michael.
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