>> Is it solved in trunk fpc version ?
>Why don't you try?
I have install a brand new trunk version of fpc 2.7.1 64 bit on freeBSD 10
64 bit.
The library was successfully compiled.
But, sadly, i get hat error message while trying to run a java application
who use the library (that java applicat
On 2014-08-01 23:48, fredvs wrote:
>>> >> /usr/home/fred/fpGUI-develop/lib/x86_64-freebsd/fpg_base.o: could not
>>> >> read symbols: Bad value
> Compilation was done with -fPIC parameter...
>
> What is wrong ?
The classic down side of using Lazarus Packages (*.lpk files). You
applied a new compi
On 2014-08-02 01:46, fredvs wrote:
> I have installed linux_base-f10 (linux emulator) but it seams that freeBSD
> can load only 32-bit-libraries.
Correct. The Linux Emulator in FreeBSD only supports 32-bit Linux
applications at this point. There is work going on fer 64-bit support,
but it is not c
Hello.
A other issue comes from lpk packages.
Here answer from Super-Graeme that solve my problems... =>
>>
...
The classic down side of using Lazarus Packages (*.lpk files). You
applied a new compiler option to your project, but Lazarus doesn't apply
that to any packages you are using. Same
Thanks Marco, thanks for your light ;-)
Now that i can compile freeBSD libraries (see my last other topic), i will
use that libraries (in place of Linux libraries).
Write you later with the (positive, sure) results.
Fred.
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Many thanks ;-)
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Hello.
Thanks to Graeme, it is possible to compile libraries on freeBSD ;-)
The solution :=>
>>>
Implementation
{$IFDEF FREEBSD}
// These are missing for FreeBSD in FPC's RTL
const
S_IRWXU = S_IRUSR or S_IWUSR or S_IXUSR;
S_IRWXG = S_IRGRP or S_IWGRP or S_IXGRP;
In our previous episode, fredvs said:
> Aaarg, i have install fpc-freeBSD-64-bit.
Afaik the linuxator also works on 64-bit FreeBSD, so you can run 32-bit
Linux userland on 64-bit freebsd.
> Maybe with fpc-freeBSD-32-bit applications (on a freeBSD-64-bit system?) and
> Linux-libraries-32-bit will
