Does Lazarus create any intermediate file, or is the end result an executable? I think…
I'm talking about executables in Linux,
Jorge A.
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Does Lazarus create any intermediate file, or is the end result an executable? I think…
I'm talking about executables in Linux,
Jorge A.
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Hi All,
Does Lazarus create any intermediate file, or is the end result an executable? I think the last is the answer, given that my first purpose is to use Lazarus in the windows world, I can not answer that question, any help?
TIA,
Jorge A.
Let's see:
lazarus]$ file lazarus
lazarus: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), not stripped
Of course, this file is an example of what FPC produces :-)
Michal
Note that crosscompiling for other targets with the same processor is much easier with FPC than with e.g. GCC, since it doesn't require the generation of a crosscompiler.