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LazBuild does not create the target output directory

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Vincent Snijders

Hi,

If you build a project which uses an outputdirectory for its executable, e.g. lazarus\examples\bidi\project1.lpi, Lazarus (the IDE) creates the lib\i386-win32 directory, if you build the project for windows.

LazBuild doesn't create the output directory. I think it should create it, just like the IDE does, don't you think?

Vincent

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Michael Van Canneyt
to Vincent Snijders
Vincent Snijders wrote 9 lines
Hi, If you build a project which uses an outputdirectory for its executable, e.g. lazarus\examples\bidi\project1.lpi, Lazarus (the IDE) creates the lib\i386-win32 directory, if you build the project for windows. LazBuild doesn't create the output directory. I think it should create it, just like the IDE does, don't you think?

Definitely, I've bumped into this more than once.
Same goes for packages, if memory serves well.

Michael.

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waldo kitty
to Vincent Snijders: If you build a project which uses an outputdirectory for its executable, e.g.…
Vincent Snijders wrote 9 lines
Hi, If you build a project which uses an outputdirectory for its executable, e.g. lazarus\examples\bidi\project1.lpi, Lazarus (the IDE) creates the lib\i386-win32 directory, if you build the project for windows. LazBuild doesn't create the output directory. I think it should create it, just like the IDE does, don't you think?

+1

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Zaher Dirkey
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Bernd Kreuss wrote 12 lines
On 22.10.2010 13:12, Vincent Snijders wrote: > LazBuild doesn't create the output directory. I think it should create > it, just like the IDE does, don't you think? +1 from me too. I also often use lazbuild (to quickly make a win32 build from within the linux IDE) and everytime I have cleaned the project directory (and removed lib/) I have to fight with this annoyance.

That is ok, special for newbe users, but i dislike it (when i move from Delphi7 to Delphi 2007)
Because if the IDE auto create the directory and i put a wrong path in the project options it will pass without raising an error.

Thanks

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