> > This lazset program can then also be used in people's existing svn > > update batch files, fpcup, etc, so the main functionality > would not be > > platform/installer dependent. > IMHO this lazset is the IDE itself. If the installer creates 2 > startupmenu entries: one normal, and one with forced setup > Having "lazset"=IDE is indeed the easiest to maintain. But to accomodate 3rd party setup programs like fpcup, codetyphon(?), it would be nice if the IDE could be told what the setup params are instead of doing a forced setup. Compiler, fpc sources, debugger and perhaps language are known by these installers. Having something like a lazarus --setup="gdb=path-to-gdb language=the-language fpc=path-to-compiler ..." which sets the corresponding values in the lazarus configuration (eventually specified with --pcp) and doesn't launch the ide (returns immediately) would be a good compromise.
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