> Maybe it is best to first see if you can retrieve the location via
> 'which fpc'. If it is not found, then look in some hard-coded locations.
> If still not found, them prompt the user for the path.
Good idea, I suggest to peek at Lazarus startup code. It also checks for fpc
and the like. Pro
On 2015-08-22 13:27, ARGB32 wrote:
> /usr/bin is checked for fpc executable.
Under Linux (with its messed up file system hierarchy - user programs
mixed with system programs) that might work, but under FreeBSD (and
probably other *nix-type OSes too) it will most likely be located in
/usr/local/bin
Am 22.08.2015 15:28 schrieb "ARGB32" :
>
> If someone knows better ways to determine locations of fpc executable
> and RTL DCUs please let me know.
For the unit paths parsing fpc.cfg (by default on *nix either /etc/fpc.cfg
or ~/.fpc.cfg) might be the best solution.
Regards,
Sven
l> Under *nix platforms, FPC layout is slightly different. At least bin and
l> units by default doesn't have the same direct parent (/usr/bin vs
l> /usr/lib/fpc/$fpcversion/units). Does this mean your plugin doesn't work
l> there?
I'm using Linux and CodeTyphoon which places all FPC-related f
On 2015-08-21 10:41, leledumbo wrote:
> Under *nix platforms, FPC layout is slightly different. At least bin and
> units by default doesn't have the same direct parent
Indeed. If you use FPC's official installer (not Linux distro package
managers) it is less of a problem. You could symlink the "un
> Feedback is highly appreciated.
>From the install page:
Click "+" icon and select "Free Pascal SDK" or "Delphi SDK".
Then select SDK home directory. It's a directory where compiler directories
such as "bin" and "units" are located.
Under *nix platforms, FPC layout is slightly different. At leas
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