> Hi, all! > > Some time I was building LCL using standart command: > make clean all # for current target cpu,os > and > make clean all OS_TARGET=wince CPU_TARGET=arm PP=ppcarm > > ... and everything seem working well. > > The problem is that I got some special bugs - some components such > TMemDataset are unable to > work with ARM processors without proper data > alignment. Such bugs are hard to find without debug info (-gl switch) and > later stack tracing. > Another problem is my executable with debug info > about 18Mb size and due its size it just refuses to run on Windows CE :(. > So I decided to switch -gl only on some potentially problematic units and > remove debug info from > others. (Strip removes entire debug info) > > I tried to build LCL using: > > make clean all RELEASE=1 OS_TARGET=wince CPU_TARGET=arm PP=pparm > > but it just cannot find some base units (i.e. contnrs - fcl-base package). > Its because makefile > generated by fpcmake contains -n switch (do not > read standart fcp config). Removing -n from makefile (not makefile.fpc of > course) does the job and > LCL successfully compiles with RELEASE=1. > > Maybe someone give a hint how to use RELEASE=1 conditional without removing > -n manually from > makefiles? > Or how to debug on wince :) ? > > P.S. Gentoo Linux, Lazarus SVN, FPC SVN
It is known issue and a shortcomming of the lazarus Makefile.fpc's. They rely on the paths configured in fpc.cfg. Instead of RELEASE=1 you can use 'OPT=-g-' to disable debug info. Peter _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
