On Tuesday 22 February 2005 08:09, Peter Vreman wrote:
So let's assume I'm a completely idiot and I have downloaded fpc from cvs
to
compile it on a windows system. Do I have any hope to compile it?
Install fpc 1.0.10
Download fpc from cvs
Start cmd.exe
Go to the new fpc directory
Type
On Monday 21 February 2005 21:04, Uberto Barbini wrote:
Where can I find info about compiling fpc from cvs?
I browsed doc and faq but I wasn't able to understand exactly where to
start. BTW today's daily win bin snapshot doesn't run (segmentation fault
in install.exe).
I forgot to mention
Where can I find info about compiling fpc from cvs?
http://www.stack.nl/~marcov/buildfaq.pdf
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On Monday 21 February 2005 21:45, Marco van de Voort wrote:
Where can I find info about compiling fpc from cvs?
http://www.stack.nl/~marcov/buildfaq.pdf
If there ain't a simple way to compile on win then study all these 24 pages, I
think I'll surrender! ;))
Anyway, page 5 you describe the
So let's assume I'm a completely idiot and I have downloaded fpc from cvs
to
compile it on a windows system. Do I have any hope to compile it?
Install fpc 1.0.10
Download fpc from cvs
Start cmd.exe
Go to the new fpc directory
Type 'make all'
Not much different from compiling any other C
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So let's assume I'm a completely idiot and I have downloaded fpc from cvs
to
compile it on a windows system. Do I have any hope to compile it?
Install fpc 1.0.10
Download fpc from cvs
Start cmd.exe
- make sure the FPC dir is the first
You need a working compiler already installed (use a binary install from
to begin - eg 1.0.10)
Download the full FPC from cvs site (eg to folder c:\fpc)
At the command prompt, cd to c:\fpc (or your cvs folder)
type - make clean all (clears any rubbish from previous builds)
cd c:\fpc\compiler
