Hi Guillermo,
I struggled with it as well. Henry Vermaak then created an example for
me and showed how to use it. The example he did was for the fpGUI
Toolkit project.
Usage:
- Compile fpmake.pas as follows:
fpc fpmake.pas
- To find out more about what fpmake can do and see some help
fpmake --help
- Build and install fpGUI
fpmake install
Note that if you installed FPC in a non-standard location on you
system you need to tell fpmake which compiler and units to use. The
following is all in one line:
fpmake.exe -r c:\fpc\2.2.3\bin\i386-win32\ppc386.exe
-UG c:\fpc\2.2.3\units\i386-win32
or
./fpmake -v build -UG /opt/fpc/lib/fpc/2.2.3/units/i386-linux/
To view the actual fpmake.pas file, you can check-out fpGUI from
SourceForge, or view the specific file via the following url.
http://fpgui.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb.cgi?p=fpgui;a=blob;f=src/fpmake.pas;h=80e0be3d69132ae12b2c4c970fe29e14c500cb14;hb=67f8fcc69fec98c12d2dac11980ed97d12d380c6
If you have problems with the full URL, you can also use this one:
http://tinyurl.com/ce8s52
I have not read the documentation of fpmake for some time, but when I
did, it was not clear as to how to compile and use it. I'll download a
new copy of the documentation to see if things are improved - and
contribute some "newbie" help if nothing has changed.
Regards,
- Graeme -
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