On Jan 18, 2008, at 9:53 PM, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
On 18/01/2008, Jon Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On the other hand I have yet to be able to accomplish any serious
project with it. I've run into a series of issues with just about
every
component I've tried to use.
The main issues remain mainly under Windows for my part. I have 2
serious project with Lazarus and it is possible to make with it. I
agree there are still some problems for some part of the LCL. However
I was surprised when my first big project compiles and runs very well
under OS X and the Carbon Interface.
I had the same experience. Good news is that you have a few choices.
1. Start cranking out LCL patches to fix the issues. ;-) 2. Ditch
the LCL, but continue using Lazarus with a different GUI toolkit.
I've had great success with option 2.
I am not sure it is the good solution. A lot of work has been done
with the current LCL and the main widgetset.
Now that I've "upgraded" (not sure it was an improvement) my
workstation
to Debian 4.0 I can no longer run Kylix. :-) This means that I too
will
I've heard there is some or other patch which allows the IDE to run on
the newer distros. Fixing the debugger issue and the installation
issue. I read it recently, but unfotunately can't remember any link.
Regards,
- Graeme -
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