On 4-2-2012 12:10, Vincent Snijders wrote: > Op 4 februari 2012 12:03 heeft Reinier Olislagers > <[email protected]> het volgende geschreven: >> While the approach you mention on the page surely will work (letting the >> IDE copy/create missing config files), I'm looking for a totally >> unattended way to get Lazarus installed and set up, including some tools. >> This means I prefer not to start the IDE to generate the config... > > Why do you want to start the IDE to generate the config?
Actually, I don't; it seems to me it's one of the ways to generate the config. Running my installer: after compiling lazarus.exe, it runs lazbuild with --primary-config-path to compile e.g. lazdatadesktop Not surprisingly, lazbuild errored out; it couldn't find a valid compiler. Turns out no config files exist in the primary config path (I only see compilertest.pas), and apparently lazbuild doesn't generate them. So, I surmised I need to generate configs. Running the IDE seems to be one way. Is there a better/easier way? Thanks, Reinier -- _______________________________________________ Lazarus mailing list [email protected] http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/lazarus
