Hi,
Thank you very much to everyone for the quick answers.
If I specify the option PP=.../fpclazarus/fpc/lib/3.2.2/ppcx64 to the
command "make -j 9 clean all", the it works as expected. Probably until
now, it worked just by pure lucky.
But just to make sure my script to build FPC is safer, is this is ok?
make -j 9 clean PP=.../fpclazarus/fpc/lib/3.2.2/ppcx64
make -j 9 all install FPMAKEOPT="-T 9"
INSTALL_PREFIX=.../fpclazarus/fpc/cmp/3.3.1 OPT="-O- -O1 -gl"
PP=.../fpclazarus/fpc/lib/3.2.2/ppcx64
It works, but I want to make sure that this is the right way to build FPC.
P.D. :Thank you very much to the FPC team for this great project.
Best Regards.
Victor Campillo
On 21/3/22 22:45, Karoly Balogh via fpc-pascal wrote:
Hi,
On Mon, 21 Mar 2022, Michael Van Canneyt via fpc-pascal wrote:
For years I have been using the same script to compile FPC, I have multiple
version of FPC installed in the same machine, mainly my script do:
make -j 9 clean all
make -j 9 all install FPMAKEOPT="-T 9"
INSTALL_PREFIX=.../fpclazarus/fpc/cmp/3.3.1 OPT="-O- -O1 -gl"
PP=.../fpclazarus/fpc/lib/3.2.2/ppcx64
I have been a few months without compiling FPC trunk, but when I tried it
today, I got the next message after calling "make -j 9 clean all"
make: -iVSPTPSOTO: Command not found
This indicates that the PP variable is not valid ?
I run make clean all almost daily, I have not seen what you report here.
I can reproduce this, or something very similar for the clean/distclean
targets, if I have no FPC installed on my machine, but I specify PP= as a
Makefile argument to a "bootstrap" compiler binary, and I use OS_TARGET=
as well, for crosscompiling.
For example, if I try this on Linux/x86_64:
make clean OS_TARGET=aros PP=/path/to/bootstrap/ppcx86-3.2.2
I get a lot of messages like:
ake -C compiler distclean
make[1]: Entering directory '/home/charlie/Develop/fpc/source/compiler'
make[1]: -iTP: Command not found
make[1]: -iTP: Command not found
make[1]: -iTP: Command not found
make[1]: -iTP: Command not found
make[1]: -iTP: Command not found
make[1]: -iTP: Command not found
/bin/rm -f ppcrossx64 ppc ppc1 ppc2 ppc3 ./msg2inc pp1.wpo pp2.wpo
So there's definitely something fishy with the bootstrap/PP compiler use,
if the build box has no FPC installed otherwise. Which to my
understanding, it shouldn't be needed, if PP is specified?
Interestingly, if I don't specify OS_TARGET, the problem doesn't occur.
Note that for a real build ("all" or "crossall" target), the specified PP
compiler still gets used as expected.
Charlie
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