In our previous episode, Giuliano Colla said:
> > make OPT="-n ALL_OPTIONS_YOU_USED_BEFORE"
> OPT=-n did the trick.
>
> It remains obscure to me while paszlib did origin to the problem, while
> other packages did compile properly, but as long as it works...
Many packages force delphi dialect. Pa
Il 09/12/2017 22:06, Pierre Muller ha scritto:
Simply try to run make but adding -n to Free Pascal compiler options,
simply by using
make OPT=-n
or
make OPT="-n ALL_OPTIONS_YOU_USED_BEFORE"
OPT=-n did the trick.
It remains obscure to me while paszlib did origin to the problem, while
other pa
Hi Giuliano,
Le 09/12/2017 à 20:43, Giuliano Colla a écrit :
> I've stumbled into a problem.
>
> On one platform (linux x86_64, distro is CentOs6) I'm unable to compile
> fpc packages of fpc 3.0.4
>
> The compiler is successful but the package compilation fails on package
> paszlib. The error
I've stumbled into a problem.
On one platform (linux x86_64, distro is CentOs6) I'm unable to compile
fpc packages of fpc 3.0.4
The compiler is successful but the package compilation fails on package
paszlib. The error given is
zbase.pas(446,7) Error: Illegal expression
zbase.pas(447,36) Er
