On Sat, 21 Feb 2015 14:42:49 +0200 Valdas Jankūnas <zmu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello, > > today I found a weird bug (?): if project's .lpr file is not in > "Unit0" section of .lpi file, then IDE fails to produce executable > without complaining. > I found this by opening old (~2 month) project with new (svn1.5) > Lazarus: "Files" in ProjectInspector becomes empty (also as "Required > Packages"), so I readded my project files and .lpr comes last. And then > after compiling no executable is produced. > > > I tested with lazarus v1.2.6 and svn1.5(r47935) with fpc v2.6.4 on > Linux 64bit. > > Steps to reproduce: > - start lazarus and create clean project of graphical Application; > - save project and close Lazarus; > - open project's .lpi file in editor and swap content of <Unit0> and > <Unit1> sections -> <Filename Value="project1.lpr"/> goes in to <Unit1>; Then you have to change General/MainUnit/Value to 1 > - save file and open that project in Lazarus; > - Lazarus complains about "The project does not use the LCL unit > interfaces, ...", you can add "interfaces" or ignore - no matter; Correct. > - compile project (ctrl + F9) -> message "Compile Project, Target: > project1: Tvarka" (done) appears; > - now try find produced executable - there is none. No, because the compiler compiled unit0. > Should I report a bug that order of units in <Units> section of .lpi > file matters? No. The only documentation about the lpi file format is the IDE source itself. The MainUnit value exists since the beginning. Mattias -- _______________________________________________ Lazarus mailing list Lazarus@lists.lazarus.freepascal.org http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/lazarus
