"2016-11-04 9:47 GMT+01:00 Paul Gevers <elb...@debian.org>: > I don't know how to build the component without a Makefile(.fpc). Would > it be sufficient (a little hackish) for now (as you mention a wizard) to > just make sure that the *.lpk are included (in lcl-units-1.6 as the > other lpk files)?
The way to compile Lazarus package is either to use Lazarus GUI, or (from command-line) just call the "lazbuild xxx.lpk". This will call fpc with appropriate options underneath. That being said, simply providing sources for these packages, and making sure they compile "out of the box" with the current Lazarus + FPC in Debian, would be probably enough for practical uses. You can test it e.g. by compiling Castle Game Engine package in "packages/castle_components.lpk" -- it has the "LazOpenGLContext" package in it's dependencies. If it compiles OK, you should be able to compile any LCL-based example in the engine, like "examples/lazarus/model_3d_viewer/model_3d_viewer.lpi". All these files (applications and packages, *.lpi and *.lpk) can be either compiled from GUI, or using the "lazbuild" from command-line. Best regards, Michalis
