Bo Berglund wrote:
I installed Lazarus on my Pi2B (see other therad) and am now using fpc
3.1.1 and Lazarus 1.5. I also installed tightvnc for GUI access via
VNC from my Win7 PC.
My first test program on the Pi2B is a GUI application with 2 edit
boxes and 2 buttons to test MD5 calculations. One button calculates
MD5 of a text in one edit box and displays on the other.
The other button calculates the MD5 of the Application.Exename (its
own executable file) and displays the executable file name in one edit
box and MD5 in the other. Total lines of code in the two events are 7.
Amazingly this little program is 24.5 Mbytes as shown:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 24493881 Oct 3 21:35 project1
So my questions are:
1) Why is Lazarus creating such an enormously big executable file?
2) Why is it placing the project files in /root/tmp?
Why not in /home/pi/something_or_other?
Is this normal or have I installed Lazarus in some strange way that
bypasses the user Pi?
Remove debug into at the project level, or run strip on the binary. note
the install program's -s option, but that usually assumes that it can
call strip to do the work which might not be the case on a
non-development machine.
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Mark Morgan Lloyd
markMLl .AT. telemetry.co .DOT. uk
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