I have been runing FPC v3 on Windows 7 from a command line window. The
Windows 7 version of the IDE sucks.
I want to run FPC v3 on my Raspberry Pi3 the same way, from a command line
window (not the GUI IDE interface).
Is that possible? I found everything for starting the IDE but not for
startin
I have a group of programs that compile using FPC on Windows 7. I have
ported those programs over to my RPi3 and they all compile fine.
On Windows 7, the executable files are significantly smaller (less 100K)
than those from the IDE on RPi3 (all 400K & larger). There may be ways to
reduce these
FCP on Rapsberry Pi3
On my Window 7 node, a null program produces this output when compiled from
the command line:
10/30/2016 11:36 AM31,744 nullpgm.exe
10/30/2016 11:36 AM 3,141 nullpgm.o
10/30/2016 09:19 AM 574 nullpgm.pas
When the Build menu item is se
the target directory for testing.
Thanks for responding.
Ken
At 03:40 PM 10/30/2016, you wrote:
>On Fri, October 28, 2016 11:23 pm, Ken Kashmarek via Lazarus
>wrote: > I have been runing FPC v3 on Windows 7 from a command line
>window. The > Windows 7 version of the IDE suc
I used Bo Berglund's script to install FPC (including Lasarus) on my RPi3.
That script is long and complicated and making changes to it would be in his
domain. I suspect there are some issues with any options dealing with smart
linking and debug symbols. I hope he gets a chance to review the scri
Does anyone know of or have implemented a quad precision (128-bit) library
for Free Pascal. I see there are some available for C or GCC but not Free
Pascal directly.
Your feedback is appreciated
Ken
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I have solved the problem with modules sizes when compiled under Lazarus FPC
3.0.0 on RPi3.
First, I am able to perform scripted compile and link operations (ie, not
done via the IDE).
Next, by adding the -XX parameter to the compile/link script file, that is:
fpc -XX sourcefile.pas
the r
