If the hardware manufacturer says there is no GNU Binutils available,
then ask for generic Binutils.
Free Pascal should be able to work correctly with Microsoft Assembler
and Microsoft Linker (or whatever is available for your hardware).
Possibly by just creating a batch script to build the targe
On 15 May 07, at 19:47, Marco van de Voort wrote:
> > I definitely need more detailed information. I can find binutils-2.17 but
> > there's nothing wince specific about what I found. I suspect FPC 2.1 is
> > necessary because it was needed for the arm-wince case however I don't
> > understand how
On 15/05/07, Marco van de Voort <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is generally a fairly easy process on *nix, and a horrible,
hair-pulling one on Windows. (which is why we provide a set that we were
lucky to create after sacrificing several chickens to various MinGW gods
with some associated Voodo
> I definitely need more detailed information. I can find binutils-2.17 but
> there's nothing wince specific about what I found. I suspect FPC 2.1 is
> necessary because it was needed for the arm-wince case however I don't
> understand how to take the source code snapshots available and compile
> t
Dear FPC Folk,
I posted the following question as a Lazarus topic:
I'd like to make desktop style applications for WinCE using Free Pascal and
Lazarus. The target device is a specialized x86 industrial controller running
WinCE with 640x480 screen res (not a PDA). When I select WinCE and i386 ta
