Albert
I unmerged the old version and used the
ebuild you had posted in an earlier post. It is working much better,
although it still doesn’t find certain units, ie graph.
thanks for the suggestions and I am glad to hear that it is in portage! I
am frankly on the early end of a learning curve. The new version seemed
to offer more help as far as useful
Error messages, for which I am grateful.
It still wants to compile amaze, even though I haven’t opened it in the current
session, and then can’t find graph…
Regards
frogeye
From: Albert Zeyer
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Sent: Friday, September 22, 2006
11:10 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [lazarus] Help!!
Am Freitag, den 22.09.2006, 12:16 -0500 schrieb frogeye:
I have the
keywords and flags set properly, I think. I foiled a bug with gentoo,
aahd was politely informed that I needed to emerge a current version of
findutils. After doing that, I was able to emerge fpc 2.0.4., but now I
am not able to0 compile any of the sample programs since it cant find any
units. I have tried various settings for the fpc source directory and
tried commenting out the related entries in the fpc.cfg file to see if that was
misdirecting the compiler. I may have larger problems since when I
try to compile a simple program, it tries to compile the last program that I
had opened, and I can’t get it to compile the one that I have just
opened?!?! Basically I am try8ng ot figure out whether this is my own
foolishness or if there is a bug with the amd64 version( this is 0.9.13.beta).
0.9.13 beta is not in the
portage tree. If you are going to install a Lazarus version manually, this is
not affected by any of your portage settings (all the settings in your
/etc/make.conf, that means the flag-variables, and also the
accept-keyword-list).
>From now on, Lazarus 0.9.16 is in portage. You simply can install it by
'emerge lazarus' (you have to sync your portage tree before: 'emerge --sync').
But you need a working FPC to do this. Perhaps, simply delete your
/etc/fpc.conf and reemerge FPC.
--
Albert
