Not yet I think

Even if we stay with 1.0.5 you will need to make a new RPM of the compiler for on the site since the makefiles will assume that the new compiler is being used.

Nope, the last one I made was made with these changes in mind (that time I thought I would have finished the makefiles soon)

I don't se a need for that.

Marc

Yes, it's now the default in the compiler. It has always been an undocumented switch and for 1.1 it generates an error.

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if you want to update the makefiles, contact me, then I'll look what I've got so far.

If 1.1 works with Lazarus should we just start providing the 1.1 version of the compiler on the site?

Even if we stay with 1.0.5 you will need to make a new RPM of the compiler for on the site since the makefiles will assume that the new compiler is being used. I will need it as well for the nightly builds. So again should we just jump to supporting 1.1 since that is where things will be going any way?

I'll have to turn off nightly builds until we get it straightened out.

I started something weeks ago, remove the Ca flag, convert to new fpcmake, cleanup makefiles etc. Then I got some other concerns, so I was looking for some time to finish it.

If you have the time, it would be great (it's not only the main makefile but a bunch of them).

Marc

PS, if you want to update the makefiles, contact me, then I'll look what I've got so far.

Do you mean it is obsolete with the latest 1.0.5 or with older versions?

OK then maybe I misunderstood something. I thought that the compiler wouldn't like the -Ca option and that it was being removed from the makefile. Are you saying that we weren't using it anyway so it should make a difference?

If that is the case then, yeah, we don't need to do anything special.

I've fixed compiler version 1.1 so it can compile lazarus again. The only problem is the -Ca in the Makefile.fpc that is now obsolete (also for 1.0.5). Shall i remove the -Ca from the Makefile.fpc and update the Makefile.fpc for the new fpcmake ?