Okay, I remember hearing this was/is theoretically possible. For some reason I just got a…
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Okay, I remember hearing this was/is theoretically possible.
For some reason I just got a wild hair and wanted to see how much
trouble it would be to convert my app to compile for either environment,
so I've just added a bunch of $ifdef conditionals to separate out the OS
specific code.
Can someone give me some tips on how to get my FPC / Lazarus ready for
building Win32 apps?
All I get so far is "Can't find unit SYSWIN32" but I have
/usr/src/fpc/rtl/win32/syswin32.pp on my hard drive...
- Install (or compile) cross win32-binutils (so binutils which work under Linux, but prepare binaries for win32)
- Install a matching RTL and libraries with the compiler in /usr/local/lib/fpc/<version>/units/win32/ and below
Then, when compiling for win32 make sure that
-FD/path/to/win32/bin/utils
-Fu/usr/local/lib/fpc/<version>/units/win32/*
-Twin32
in your ppc386.cfg/fpc.cfg/.ppc386.cfg/.fpc.cfg whatever you use.
(this means that you will have to swap .cfg files to compile between win32 and linux, e.g. with symlinks)