Actually, there are no errors.
Using cmd.exe on Windows 7 and FPC 2.6.0, I did:
fpc test.pas -oindex.cgi
I got test.exe and no errors are raised.
We can do -d in the commandline or {$ifdef ..} in the source code.
Several other options are available from the two modes. Is there a
directive, placeable in code, allowing me to define a name for the
executable?
I am asking to myself: "Did I become crazy? Have I done the test
wrongly?" Yes, it can be. However, I did it several times with the
same result. I don't know what, but something misleading is wrong.
2012/5/17, luciano de souza <luchya...@gmail.com>:
> hello all,
>
> I am compiling CGI modules with Freepascal in commandline mode. if I do:
>
> fpc test.pas
>
> the result is "test.exe". But the source name needs to be different
> from the executable name. For this reason:
>
> fpc test.pas -oindex.cgi
>
> This command should result in index.cgi, placed on the current folder.
> However, this command is ignore and I obtain "test.exe" again.
>
> My question is: how to produce a executable, compiling from the
> commandline in FPC 2.6.0, with a different name of its source?
>
> Regards,
>
> Luciano
>
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