I've installed the freepascal and im very excited to begin to program with it.

But an problem ocourred. I went to File and New an wrote the following sentences:

program cabecalho;
begin
write ('rhawi');
end.

Just for test. But when i hit F9 or ALT+F9 the problem start. A box with compiler failed appear and an error "win32(16,19) Fatal: Can't open file c:\fpc\bin\win32". I would like to know what is the problem. If anyone there know ill be very thanks and glad.

One more time... thanks for everyone

Save the file first (F2) before compiling; this problem has been fixed in the snapshots AFAIK, and should appear in the next release.

Michael.

Michael Van Canneyt wrote

Save the file first (F2) before compiling; this problem has been fixed in the snapshots AFAIK, and should appear in the next release.

^^^^^^
I hope it will NOT appear in next releases :-)

Adam Naumowicz

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Hi there again!
I wrote a file and saved. But when I press F9 or ALT+F9 the following sentence apear:
seila.pas(3,1) Fatal: Can't find unit SYSTEM

I'll be very glad if anyone answer my question. Special thanks to Michael Van Canneyt for the response of my other question and more one for him: what is AFAIK ?!

Thanks guys!

I wrote a file and saved. But when I press F9 or ALT+F9 the following sentence apear: seila.pas(3,1) Fatal: Can't find unit SYSTEM

Set the target in the Compile menu to win32 instead of go32v2. This will be fixed in the next release.

You may at once get a 1.0.3 compiler and IDE snapshot, since they both have much improved since the last release. You can get them from <ftp://einstein.brain.uni-freiburg.de/pub/fpc/snapshot/v10/win32/>, get both basew32.zip and idew32.zip. Read "ide-etc-read.txt" for installation instructions.

I'll be very glad if anyone answer my question. Special thanks to Michael Van Canneyt for the response of my other question and more one for him: what is AFAIK ?!

As Far As I Know.

Jonas

Rhawi Dantas wrote

Hi there again! I wrote a file and saved. But when I press F9 or ALT+F9 the following sentence apear: seila.pas(3,1) Fatal: Can't find unit SYSTEM

In the 'Options|directories' dialog, you should enter the directory where the units are located.

You can see where the compiler looks for units by setting the verbosity to 'show tried/used' in the 'Options|Compiler' dialog, tab 'verbose'; when compiling, the message window will then show all paths that the compiler uses.

I'll be very glad if anyone answer my question. Special thanks to Michael Van Canneyt for the response of my other question and more one for him: what is AFAIK ?!

As Far As I Know

Michael.