On 21.01.2013 15:02, Michael Schnell wrote:
On 01/21/2013 12:48 PM, Anton Kavalenka wrote:
Dependencies have to be resolved by package manager.
Just find the equivalent packages.
No chance: No such packages on Optware:
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Quick_list_of_Optware_packages
So copy there lazarus and try to build it. At least no-gui lazbuild
would be built and you'd be able to compiler LCL applications.
fpc already works, Lazarus will need a GUI which is not available.
How do you suppose running Lazarus in remote X without X-libs and GTK2?
I understood that you suggested not "remote GUI" but "remote
debugging" (i.e. using a "gdb stub" on the target and having the gdb
used by Lazarus on a PC attache to the stub via ssh), here you don't
need any GUI on the target when debugging command-line tools.
Only nogui widgetset won't require X-libs and GTK2.
I am just up to doing command-line tools that don't have a
TApplication instance (aka "widgetset") at all. the "nogui widgetset"
is not helpful anyway, as it does not provide an event queue to allow
for things like TTimer and thread->mainthread signaling.
So complex approach for such simple task.
Just plain old ObjectPascal:
thread1:
lst:TThreadList;
getmem(pMsg,sizeof(pMessageStruct^));
// init message fields
lst.Add(pMsg);
thread2:
ll:=lst.Lock;
try
pMessage:=ll[0];
// do something with message
freemem(pMessage)
ll.delete(0);
finally
lst.Unlock;
end;
-Michael
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