Le 27/03/2012 17:17, patspiper a écrit :
This is related to bug 0021580: Feature request: Robust IDE
cross-compiling.
With Lazarus 1.0 being closer than ever, and with the availability of
different Linux scripts to compile FPC from source (including cross
compilation), maybe the time has come to have an automated installer
that does all that, including the compilation of the cross binutils.
Absolutely :-*
I've tried a few days ago to have a crosscompiler on Linux for i386 and
x86_64: I failed to compile for i386, Lazarus installed as x86_64
native. Something was still missing.
The complement for Lazarus would be the ability to import/export the
default project options with build modes. My default build modes
include Default, Linux/i386, Win32/i386, Linux/arm, and WinCE/arm.
Same for me. It would be delightful to have a script, or maybe better a
package installer (debian .deb or rpm) for each supported
cross-compilation architecture.
The 1st base question that comes to mind is: What is the optimal
folder structure to contain FPC with different versions, lazarus, the
cross binutils, and all related sources?
Stephano
The current wiki pages do not give enough information about the
installation process of another target into a functional Lazarus
installation. On another hand I think it is more a task for the FPC
development team than Lazarus one. But still, as they work hand in hand
(I guess), I think it is a Lazarus task as well. Although I'm not a
submarine ( 8-) ) developer I can give some of my time to help in this
process.
Antonio.
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