Hello,
I'd like to try using JEDI-SDL but the directions only tell how to set up the IDE... not how to use the command line compiler under Linux.
I'm stumped on a few of them.
I condensed the following from the JEDI-SDL Yahoo Group instructions and added what I think the corresponding command-line switch should be:
Compiler switches page
Delphi 2 extensions to ON Delphi compatibility to ON
-Mobjfpc -Mdelphi
-Mobjfpc and -Mdelphi are different things and mutually exclusive (when given as compiler switch).
I guess that -Mdelphi is appropriate.
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Assembler Reader to Intel style Assembler
-Rintel
Assembler Output to precoff.
Probably this means pecoff, not precoff:
-Apecoff
Don't think that this compiler switch is required in this case. It just controls the output format - In this case generates win32 pe coff files, which is probably not suitable for a Linux environment.
Add FPC to the conditional defines box at the bottom of the page.
-dFPC
Options | Linker.
Preferred Library Type to Smart Libraries.
The closest thing I could find for this is:
-CX create also smartlinked library
Should be correct.
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Options | Directories.
Unit directories box add path to where JEDI-SDL units exist.
USE -Fi
Yes.
Regards, Thomas
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