On 07/18/2011 11:23 AM, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
I have heard of quite a few developers using fpGUI directly (not via the
LCL-fpGUI widgetset which is still in Alpha state) on embedded devices -
with great success. They reported that the executables are smaller than
LCL equivalents, apps use less memory and have a much smaller library
dependency.
This is obviously great, but unfortunately our project needs to result
in a common source tree for Delphi (apps running on Windows) and
Lazarus (apps running on ARM Linux). For a very long time converting the
(complete huge) Windows stuff to Lazarus will not be possible. So I need
to stick to LCL (GTK or fpGUI Widget Type)
I unfortunately don't do software development on embedded devices, so
can't be of any further help in that regards.
I will go on considering LCL-fpGUI and once we start working on this I
will try to add the bits that are missing to make it work for me. (But
of course I will need some help from the experts on this. )
Thanks,
-Michael
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