Ryan Joseph wrote: > I’m doing some tests with SDL and I’d like to build the program to work on > Windows. I’d like to to automate the build with a script but I can’t seem to > figure out even the basics of how to make this work (I develop on Mac). I > used Lazarus briefly but it seemed easier to just run a single FPC command > and make the package by hand (I’m emulating Windows also so it’s kind of hard > to use and this scripts are easier). > > Is there a little tutorial that I could follow to build a windows program > from the command prompt? After searching for an hour I still can’t even > figure out how to open FPC in the command prompt and this is coming from a > UNIX user. ;)
FPC is installed by default in c:\fpc, I think. The compiler binaries are somewhere under there (c:\fpc\bin\win32 or so?). I think our installer adds this directory to your PATH by default under Windows, so you should be able to use the compiler in a command line window just like on OS X/macOS. Jonas _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
