Hello.

polYdev release 1.0 is ready to download.

polYdev is a multiarch FreeBSD 10.3 operating system.

Thanks to his emulators, polYdev is able to compile and run applications for FreeBSD 64/32, Linux 64/32 and Windows 32 bit.

No virtual machines needed, the compilations are fast and use the native compiler of each system.

polYdev is shipped/configured with fpc 3.0.0 for FreeBSD 64/32, Linux 64/32, and Windows 32 bit.

Here how to install polYdev:

- Download the release from here:
https://mega.nz/#!fwwRkLrQ

This is the key Mega will ask:
!0Pw4NOrCbiCffB3cZ7IrhY52cmaAp3Oa-jU99y5hNPY

- Load and run the iso.

- If you use a virtual machine, 2 gigas of ram are needed.

- When the system is installed on device, install programs via menu "Install programs".
This will install fpc and all the needed libraries for poly-compiling.

- In /usr/local/share/ideu/prj_test_multisys/, there are demos of fpGUI and MSEgui poly-system.

You may test it with ideU, all is pre-configured.

The source of all fpc fpGUI and MSEgui applications in the disto are in /dist/src.

- Enjoy.

Here fpc poly-sys in action:

<http://free-pascal-general.1045716.n5.nabble.com/file/n5726374/mse_multisys_freebsd.jpg>

Fre;D

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Many thanks ;-)

Great !

Installed the thingy, will be testing mse later...

-Michael

Great !

Thanks !

Installed the thingy, will be testing mse later...

Huh, MSEgui and fpGUI are installed in the disto, you do not need to add anything.

Fre;D

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Many thanks ;-)

Hello.

Oops, in first mail, in "How to install ploYdev", please read :

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- "Load and boot from the iso." (in place of "Load and run the iso").

Tanks.

Fre;D

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Many thanks ;-)

fredvs wrote

Huh, MSEgui and fpGUI are installed in the disto, you do not need to add anything.

I did see that, Just no time for decently trying right now. -Michael