Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I tried what you said. Lazarus runs indeed, but can't compile a
existing project.
I get an error stating fpcres could not be found. When I run fpcres on
the command-line it starts and gives some output.
I also can't compile lazarus itself (e.g. after adding packages). I
also get the error that fpcres can not be found.
Am I missing something ?
I know this sounds silly, but check fpcres is on the path. My experience
it that for Lazarus it's the only program that's needed apart from fpc
and ppcarm etc.
Apart from that... on Raspbian Jessie some projects work and others
don't. The one I've got here where I can see a problem also fails on
1.4.4+3.0.0, I think the problem might be when a .lfm is outside the
normal project directory.
I'm about to take a look at other platforms.
In my case on both armhf and amd64 the problems were caused by a
lingering {$I ... .lrs } directive. This wouldn't show up if either an
older Lazarus/FPC combination had recently built the project, or if the
.lrs file was stored in local Subversion.
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Mark Morgan Lloyd
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