Vincent Snijders wrote:
Eduardo wrote:
At 19:41 15/08/2006, you wrote:
Wilder Gonzalez Diaz wrote:
Does anyone know how to cofigure Lazarus in order to compile
projects for different architectures
i have checked the article in Lazarus Wiki documentation but it
didn't work for me... i think
Ah, I forgot to mention that if anyone wants to volunteer to create
more cross-compiling packages they would be welcome =)
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On 8/16/06, Christian Ulrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Exactly, why spend work in usability if nobody use the program the
developers dont have too mutch work ...
Please, do not respond with sarcasm. Florian is a dedicated developer
and we owe him a lot.
The reality is that cross-compiling is
> > it should be great if there were some instalers like
> > lazarus-dev-win32-136-linux.exe lazarus-dev-win32-136-macos.exe
> >
> > that after being installed allow you to compile for those
> platforms...
>
> Too much extra work. I think developers time is better spent
> in more important things :
Finally I have installed cross binutils and it supous that I am able to
buil projects for linux under windows.. But I am getting this error
c:\Lazarus\fpc\2.0.3\bin\i386-win32\ld.exe: unrecognised emulation mode:
elf_i386
Supported emulations: i386pe
project1.lpr(17,1) Error: Error while linking
> Eduardo wrote:
> >Also, don't say me how can i do it, i tried several times and always
> >failed. I don't need install all the binutils, the units and libraries,
> >only a central site/repository where i can download them. Actually, it's
> >more a hunting across the net than other thing.
>
>
isnt converted to an wiki or merged with the fpc website
christian
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Von: Florian Klaempfl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Wilder Gonzalez Diaz wrote:
is a truth that the installer for every platform is small and easy to download
rather than a 200MB file in my opinion one installer (without the IDE) that
merges the new libraries for an specified platform would be great.
imagine something like this
i am running wi
>The internal linker doesn't produce correct debug info. Try compiling
>with the external linker by adding the -Xe compiler option in the
custom
>compiler options.
I have an early version of 2.1.1 wher this is working ...
(dont like the external linker it s slyy) :)
At time i can liv
Christian Ulrich wrote:
Great :) i will do something with this platform for more than an year,
but something
Was everytime wrong evreytime i try it :) mostly fpc 2.1.1 had some
problems
Maybeon i386 or on arm ...
What about the debugung symbols at time ? When i try an lazarus snapshot
on wind
ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/fpc/contrib/cross/mingw/
14 targets, arm-wince not one of them.
Vincent
I must look at it, why isn't it on the webpage? My apologys. Thanks.
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Christian Ulrich wrote:
> I think, it schoud gave additional installers for every platform that
> append the additional files for every platform to The lazarus
> directory
>
That is right.
My first one will be f
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I think, it schoud gave additional installers
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At 19:41 15/08/2006, you wrote:
>Wilder Gonzalez Diaz wrote:
>>Does anyone know how to cofigure Lazarus in order to compile
>>projects for different architectures
>>i have checked the article in Lazarus Wiki documenta
Eduardo wrote:
ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/fpc/contrib/cross/mingw/
14 targets, arm-wince not one of them.
Vincent
I must look at it, why isn't it on the webpage? My apologys. Thanks.
It type cross on the lazarus wiki search box:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/index.php/Special:Search
Eduardo wrote:
At 19:41 15/08/2006, you wrote:
Wilder Gonzalez Diaz wrote:
Does anyone know how to cofigure Lazarus in order to compile projects
for different architectures
i have checked the article in Lazarus Wiki documentation but it
didn't work for me... i think thatall files require
At 19:41 15/08/2006, you wrote:
Wilder Gonzalez Diaz wrote:
Does anyone know how to cofigure Lazarus in order to compile
projects for different architectures
i have checked the article in Lazarus Wiki documentation but it
didn't work for me... i think thatall files required to do this
must
Christian Ulrich wrote:
I think, it schoud gave additional installers for every platform that
append the additional files for every platform to
The lazarus directory
That is right.
My first one will be for arm-wince.
Vincent
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Wilder Gonzalez Diaz wrote:
> Does anyone know how to cofigure Lazarus in order to compile projects
> for different architectures
>
> i have checked the article in Lazarus Wiki documentation but it didn't
work for me... i think
Wilder Gonzalez Diaz wrote:
Does anyone know how to cofigure Lazarus in order to compile projects for
different architectures
i have checked the article in Lazarus Wiki documentation but it didn't work for
me... i think thatall files required to do this must be supplied with the
installer
Does anyone know how to cofigure Lazarus in order to compile projects for
different architectures
i have checked the article in Lazarus Wiki documentation but it didn't work for
me... i think thatall files required to do this must be supplied with the
installer.
regards
Wilder González D
First off, can I just say WOW
I'm a Lazarus developer actively using it to develop both commercial and
Free programs, and just wanted to say a HUGE thankyou to the person who
wrote this :
http://lazarus-ccr.sourceforge.net/index.php?wiki=CrossCompilingForWin32UnderLinux
Amazing - my
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