I tried the -vt option, looking at the messages I found that all the
units are searched in
/usr/lib/fpc/2.2.0/ and subdirectory but never in the fpc source
directory I have set in the lazarus environment options that is
(/home/myhome/programmi/lazarus/fpcsrc/fpc-2.2.0/)
Lazarus is able to find all the units (system.ppu etc) that are located
in /usr/lib/fpc/2.2.0/ but in that directory there isn't any libc.pp or
libc.ppu
Why lazarus doesn't look into the fpc sources directory I have set?
What the
sudo apt-get install build-essential
do?
Anyway I just want to get the MAC address of eth0, and the information about
the user info (username and so on), if it is possible to do it with Unix unit,
well, it's better.
Thank you,
Andrea
Mattias Gaertner ha scritto:
On Mon, 29 Oct 2007 12:09:05 +0100
Andrea Mauri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear All,
I just installed fpc (2.2) and lazarus (svn) on an Ubuntu linux
machine (i386).
I added to the uses clause libc but when I try to compile it I got
the error message libc not found.
Libc is in the fpc source directory in:
/rtl/netwlibc/
and in
/packages/base/libc/
But also manually adding it to my project the compiler doesn't find
it. What can I do?
Compile with -vt (compiler options > messages). Then compile again
and right click on messages window and save all messages to a file.
Explore the file.
It is on my todo list to let the IDE explore this output automatically.
Mattias
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