( NOTE : Lazarus & FPC newbie alert ;) )
Test app included in the Bug report (Just use latest trunk version of
Lazarus)
http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=20362
As it is suggested that this is an FPC issue, and I really should get
this project (not the Test app, but project using the S
>
> ( NOTE : Lazarus & FPC newbie alert ;) )
>
>
> Test app included in the Bug report (Just use latest trunk version of
> Lazarus)
>
> http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=20362
>
> As it is suggested that this is an FPC issue, and I really should get
> this project (not the Test app, bu
On 5.10.2011 10:51, Ludo Brands wrote:
( NOTE : Lazarus& FPC newbie alert ;) )
Test app included in the Bug report (Just use latest trunk version of
Lazarus)
http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=20362
As it is suggested that this is an FPC issue, and I really should get
this project (not
> OK, seems to be same error...
>
> Just did not get how to get around it. Not using DWARF??
>
Had a quick look at the fpc compiler code and secrel32 seems to be used only
when creating dwarf debug info. Several messages on gcc and other mailing
lists suggest also the link between secrel32 and d
On 5.10.2011 11:31, Ludo Brands wrote:
OK, seems to be same error...
Just did not get how to get around it. Not using DWARF??
Had a quick look at the fpc compiler code and secrel32 seems to be used only
when creating dwarf debug info. Several messages on gcc and other mailing
lists suggest als
On 05 Oct 2011, at 01:31, Leonardo M. Ramé wrote:
Does anyone knows where can I find a bootstraping compiler for this
platform?.
There is none that is usable for current trunk, you have to cross-
compile.
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> I really don't know how to do that. I think I should modify
> the Command
> lien options which are currently the : "-O2 -g- -Xs"
>
These settings are fine. -g- means no debugging info.
> By changin it into the
>
> "-O2 -gl -Xs" (just a guess by the Message linker earlier) the IDE
> won't
I tried to get i386-openbsd port up to date,
using mingw cross Binutils that I compiled myself
using openbsd sources.
Should I add those to ftp?
But I am stuck because I have a 64-bit OpenBSD virtual machine
(and no room to add a i386 version on my machine)
but all cross-compiled executa
On 5.10.2011 12:44, Ludo Brands wrote:
I really don't know how to do that. I think I should modify
the Command
lien options which are currently the : "-O2 -g- -Xs"
These settings are fine. -g- means no debugging info.
OK, I'll also have the Clean option on...
___
>From: Pierre Free Pascal
>To: 'Leonardo M. Ramé' ; 'FPC developers' list'
>
>Sent: Wednesday, October 5, 2011 7:32 AM
>Subject: RE: [fpc-devel] OpenBSD compiler
>
>
> I tried to get i386-openbsd port up to date,
>using mingw cross Binutils that I compiled myself
> On 5.10.2011 12:44, Ludo Brands wrote:
> >> I really don't know how to do that. I think I should modify the
> >> Command lien options which are currently the : "-O2 -g- -Xs"
> >>
> > These settings are fine. -g- means no debugging info.
>
> OK, I'll also have the Clean option on...
>
In Laza
Your main problem is that you are using probably old cross binutils for
arm-wince. The assembler found here
ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/pub/fpc/contrib/cross/arm-wince-binutils.zip is
version 2.15.94 while .secrel32 was introduced in 2.16.
You could check here for a newer version (cygwin required!):
In our previous episode, Pierre Free Pascal said:
> I tried to get i386-openbsd port up to date,
I had a openbsd 4.8 VM lying around, so I tried my usual cross bootstrap
routine (I'm lazy, you don't need crossbinutils on BSD systems since they
can run the linux bootstrap compiler)
What I did (pre
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