Hi,

I tried to modify my fpc.cfg like so:

#IFDEF arm
-XParm-wince-
-Xd
#ENDIF

#IFDEF i386
-Xd
-Fl/usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-pc-linux-gnu/3.4.4/32
-Fl/emul/linux/x86/usr/lib32
-Fl/emul/linux/x86/lib
-Fl/lib32
-Fl/usr/lib32
-Fl/usr/local/lib32
#ENDIF

I have a ppc386(linux) and also ppcarm(wince)

my computer is linux 64 bit. However these options do not seem to have any effect. I have to add these to the "Other" options in lazarus under Project -> Compler Options.

commenting out the lines that start with "#" will fix the problem until I use a compiler other than the one the options are needed for.

What am I doing wrong?

2009/12/1 Andrew Haines :

Hmm, I'm sure I've done something like this. Does cpuarm and cpui386 work instead of arm and i386?

Henry

In our previous episode, Henry Vermaak said:

Hmm, I'm sure I've done something like this. Does cpuarm and cpui386 work instead of arm and i386?

That would be my guess too, and otherwise inspect fpc -va output.

Henry Vermaak wrote

Hmm, I'm sure I've done something like this. Does cpuarm and cpui386 work instead of arm and i386?

Yes. The "i386" and "arm" defines are conditional defines that are present when compiling the compiler itself with code generator support for those architectures. The cpui386/cpuarm/... defines are present when you are using a compiler that generates code for those architectures. So the former are only usable in the compiler sources itself.

Jonas

Yes this was the problem thank you very much!

Andrew Haines