On 1/14/2012 08:06, Tomas Hajny wrote:
On 14 Jan 12, at 5:13, waldo kitty wrote:
On 1/13/2012 12:24, Tomas Hajny wrote:
On Fri, January 13, 2012 16:48, waldo kitty wrote:
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i use 4OS2 and both return the same path...
>which as
209 rwx 1 bin 212992 Feb 23 2004 10:43:38 h:\fp\2.6.0\bin\os2\as.exe
>which ld
97 rwx 1 bin 98308 Dec 19 1998 18:51:42 h:\fp\2.6.0\bin\os2\ld.exe
<off topic>My memory didn't serve well here, this output clearly
comes from some external port of the original implementation of the
'which' tool installed on your machine and I just found that 4OS2
doesn't contain such an internal command contrary to my original
belief. That doesn't change anything, it serves the intended purpose
anyway.</off topic>
not a problem... >which which
53 rwx 1 bin 54031 Apr 21 2000 12:25:36 X:\o2progs\gnu\tools\which.exe
yup, looks like i have (some of?) the gnu tools installed, also... but they are
later in the path that this fpc install... fpc is at the head of the path and
libpath...
Alright, this indeed doesn't suggest anything weird.
ok...
i've also looked at fp.ini and fpc.cfg and don't find anything related that
might be causing this... the only thing i have done with those files, actually,
is to replace "2.6.0" with "$FPCVERSION" so that i can easily share (ie: copy)
the project directory with other machines... i've initially developed this tool
on w2k and then copied that directory over to the OS/2 box... i also have a copy
on my vista laptop so i can work on it when i'm at work or otherwise out and
about with my laptop ;)
Yes, that certainly makes sense. My point was mainly - could it be
that you have -FD option specified in fpc.cfg while it is missing in
fp.cfg (sorry, not fp.ini) and in effect for the compilation mode
selected in the IDE (NORMAL/DEBUG/RELEASE), or that you have this
option in both the files but pointing to different directories?
ahhh... yes, i have taken great pains to ensure that all three default "stanzas"
contain identical paths no matter which "selector" is chosen... i've only got
one project that needs an additional path and that's because i've kept a portion
of synapse local to it...
however, those are only related to finding source files... i do see where i can
specify a path for tools in fpc and it is set to the default... with my
$FPCVERSION change... none of my fp.cfg files have -FD in them and i don't know
that i know where it should appear...
but this options hasn't been in the fp.cfg file ever that i know of... have i
found another bug?
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