I shall talk about FPC 2.6.2.
First of all - there can be enumerations with predefined values.
In 2.6.2, typeinfo for such enumerations does not exist.
So solutions with GetEnumName are limited and cannot be used in general
case.
str(MyEnum,MyString) and writestr(MyString,MyEnum) give correct res
I'm using i386 32bit Linux for most of my development and currently
using FPC 2.6.0. I'm trying to understand how to build FPC for various
scenarios: Cross-compiling FPC for another architecture. Building FPC
crosscompilers and related units so I can compile for them from my Linux
machine. And buil
Jon Foster wrote:
I'm using i386 32bit Linux for most of my development and currently
using FPC 2.6.0. I'm trying to understand how to build FPC for various
scenarios: Cross-compiling FPC for another architecture. Building FPC
crosscompilers and related units so I can compile for them from my Lin
In our previous episode, Jon Foster said:
> Is there documentation for compiling FPC? Am I just missing it
> somewhere? FPC seems incredibly flexible and I'd like to take advantage
> of it on some other platforms but so far it looks like that is reserved
> for a wizard elite somewhere and nobody is
Marco van de Voort wrote:
In our previous episode, Jon Foster said:
Is there documentation for compiling FPC? Am I just missing it
somewhere? FPC seems incredibly flexible and I'd like to take advantage
of it on some other platforms but so far it looks like that is reserved
for a wizard elite so
> FPC seems incredibly flexible and I'd like to take advantage
of it on some other platforms but so far it looks like that is reserved
for a wizard elite somewhere and nobody is saying how to get there.
Other than the buildfaq, reading the Makefile.fpc might help (assuming you
already know make
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
> Jon Foster wrote:
>> [...]
>> There seems to be a massive lack of documentation about the FPC build
>> process and many things I try get me know where. I'll do something like
>> "make deb" and I get "/bin/cp: cannot stat `logs': No such file or
>> directory ..." Or I do "
