Sounds right.
You can force a rescan of the fpc source directory by changing the fpc source directory in the environment options to somewhere, clicking ok, then changing it back.
If this does not help: Then you have a wrong path.

BTW: I have uploaded the fpcsrc and lazarus rpms for 1.0.10. I hope Michael A.H. will find some time to put them on the website.

Mattias

Finding rtl and fcl source declarations stopped working after I uninstalled 1.0.7 and replaced it with 1.0.10. The 1.0.10 src package contains the compiler build files: fpc-1.0.10-src.tar.gz and fpc-1.0.10.spec so I untarred the sources into /usr/share/fpcsrc. The directory tree looks the same as 1.0.7 but it's still not working. Is this the correct procedure?

-Tom

You can force a rescan of the fpc source directory by changing the fpc source directory in the environment options to somewhere, clicking ok, then changing it back.

That fixed it... thanks!

-Tom

Mattias Gaertner wrote

BTW: I have uploaded the fpcsrc and lazarus rpms for 1.0.10. I hope Michael A.H. will find some time to put them on the website.

Sorry guys. I was away for the whole week at Boy Scout camp so I missed all this excitement. I'll get things on later today.