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RPM Install

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Cliff Baeseman
to Peter Vreman: I think we should create different RPM's which all depend on eachother fpc-compiler…

This sounds ok but I also wish to have one monster get the whole deal at one shot RPM also...

Cliff

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-----Original Message----- From: Peter Vreman Sent: Monday, May 10, 1999 2:19 PM To: Subject: Re: [lazarus] RPM Install At 19:25 10-5-99 , you wrote: >Thanx, > >Looks like I will be doing alot of system reconfiguring tonight.... > >Once I get upgraded I will move lazarus to the 1.2 codebase. > >After I complete this I am going to build a RPM that will install lazarus, >fcl, compiler and the GTK. I will check everything for required files etc. > >If I do this am I going to have to install to a different directory than >FPC? I think we should create different RPM's which all depend on eachother fpc-compiler fpc-rtl fpc-fcl fpc-gtk and then you can depend lazarus on the needed rpm's. When everything works fine we can even create .rpm snapshots. And .deb's ofcourse ;) >Should I keep our stuff separated, I think that I probably should to avoid >conflicts. I can then control >what we are using to avoid compatibility problems. Lazarus will ultimately >pass all the switches and paths to the compiler vs using the config unit >because those settings are in the project file. > >We probably should coordinate this with the FPC fellas. If I do this >correctly it will allow easy setup >for someone who does not care to use lazarus but just want's the compiler. > >Hopefully this will end most of the New User Problems once and for all.... Except if they still choose to download the .tar.gz instead of the .rpm :) _________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe: mail with "unsubscribe" as the Subject archives at http://www.miraclec.com/list_archives/lazarus

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Cliff Baeseman

Thanx,

Looks like I will be doing alot of system reconfiguring tonight....

Once I get upgraded I will move lazarus to the 1.2 codebase.

After I complete this I am going to build a RPM that will install lazarus, fcl, compiler and the GTK. I will check everything for required files etc.

If I do this am I going to have to install to a different directory than FPC?

Should I keep our stuff separated, I think that I probably should to avoid conflicts. I can then control
what we are using to avoid compatibility problems. Lazarus will ultimately pass all the switches and paths to the compiler vs using the config unit because those settings are in the project file.

We probably should coordinate this with the FPC fellas. If I do this correctly it will allow easy setup
for someone who does not care to use lazarus but just want's the compiler.

Hopefully this will end most of the New User Problems once and for all....

Cliff

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Peter Vreman
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Thanx, Looks like I will be doing alot of system reconfiguring tonight.... Once I get upgraded I will move lazarus to the 1.2 codebase. After I complete this I am going to build a RPM that will install lazarus, fcl, compiler and the GTK. I will check everything for required files etc. If I do this am I going to have to install to a different directory than FPC?

I think we should create different RPM's which all depend on eachother

fpc-compiler
fpc-rtl
fpc-fcl
fpc-gtk

and then you can depend lazarus on the needed rpm's. When everything works fine we can even create .rpm snapshots.

And .deb's ofcourse ;)

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Should I keep our stuff separated, I think that I probably should to avoid conflicts. I can then control what we are using to avoid compatibility problems. Lazarus will ultimately pass all the switches and paths to the compiler vs using the config unit because those settings are in the project file. We probably should coordinate this with the FPC fellas. If I do this correctly it will allow easy setup for someone who does not care to use lazarus but just want's the compiler. Hopefully this will end most of the New User Problems once and for all....

Except if they still choose to download the .tar.gz instead of the .rpm :)

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