Op 17-12-15 om 18:17 schreef Mark Morgan Lloyd:
Koenraad Lelong wrote:
Op 17-12-15 om 11:36 schreef Mark Morgan Lloyd:
$ fpc -iV
3.0.0
# Unpack 1.6RC1, rename directory to lazarus-1.6.0+3.0.0
$ cd lazarus-1.6.0+3.0.0
$ make bigide
..
make[1]: Leaving directory ...
lazarus-1.6.0+3.0.0/components/chmhelp/lhelp'
The result runs, including on Raspbian Jessie's GTK2. The only obvious
thing that I'd fault is that the lazarus binary (i.e. specifically
referring to the IDE) is poor at handling --help and --version. However
Hi,
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.
Hi,
Like I said, when I run fpcres on the commandline, it works :
pi@raspberrypi ~ $ fpcres
fpcres - resource file converter, version 2.0 [2015/12/06], FPC 3.0.0
Host platform: Linux - arm
Copyright (c) 2008 by Giulio Bernardi.
Syntax: fpcres [options] <inputfile> [<inputfile>...] [-o <outputfile>]
...
pi@raspberrypi ~ $ which fpcres
/home/pi/bin/fpcres
I downloaded fpc from somewhere (I can't find where from at the moment)
and installed it in a non-previleged place (/home/pi/fpc-3.0.0). Then I
made symbolic links in /home/pi/bin and set the PATH to include
/home/pi/bin.
Koenraad
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