On Mon, December 7, 2015 01:02, Lukas Gradl wrote: >> >> What does '`fpc -Pi386 -PB`' do (the outer quotes should be removed >> before >> copying it to the command line, the inner quotes are there on purpose)? > > it says: > /usr/bin/ppcross386 > > When I call that directly I get win32 under the -T section > But not when calling through fpc. > >> You need to tell fpc to call compiler for the respective CPU using the >> -Pi386 (if it is installed correctly). Then you would see all the >> targets >> supported for i386 listed under -T<x>. > > And how do I tell this to fpc? In the fpc.cfg? > I didn't touch win32 for some time - but it had been working. And I > can't remember what I might have changed so it stopped working....
Quoting from my previous e-mail above: 'You need to tell fpc to call compiler for the respective CPU using the -Pi386'. I.e. add '-Pi386' to the command line options of 'fpc' (together with '-Twin32' and whatever else you'd need there) and it should work. Adding the -Pi386 parameter to fpc.cfg would not work (it's ignored there); changing the default CPU to something different than the host CPU doesn't make much sense (it would be more reasonable to install the 32-bit compiler instead of the 64-bit compiler if you wanted to have i386 as the default CPU target). Hope this helps Tomas _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
