On 23 apr 2006, at 19:44, Adrian Maier wrote:
Yes. the compiler is 1.0.10
Does "make info" also show this?
Yes, it does. I've included the full output of 'gmake info' at the
end of the email.
Why do you suspect that the compiler version is not well detected?
(the only compiler i have is 1.0.10 anyway ... )
I did because the makefile checks for FPC version 1.0.x, and if it is
1.0.x is uses the old sysbsd.pp name instead of system.pp. But
apparently that's solved now.
and not the system unit that came with fpc 1.0.10 ? )
If you just run gmake in the netbsd directory, the compiler should
automatically use the newly compiled system unit. But there seems to
be something fishy with your gmake, given that it's omitting command
line parameters and not detecting the compiler version number
correctly. Which version of gmake is it? Maybe using the -d or -p
options of gmake may shed some light on what it's detecting and
doing.
$ gmake --version
GNU Make 3.80
One more thing: when compiling rtl/inc/ctypes.pp , it was unable to
find the unit UNIXTYPE. And i had to add to fpc.conf:
-Fu/data/fpc/2.0.0/release_2_0_0/rtl/unix
So, it seems to me that it is not finding automagically all the newly
compiled units.
That is not good. Can you post the output of a "make clean all"?
(without this -Fu/data/fpc/2.0.0/release_2_0_0/rtl/unix added to your
config file)
gmake -d and -p generate a lot of output. I'm not sure what to look
for.
It was mainly for debugging the version number problem. Now that's
solved it's no longer needed.
Jonas
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