Hello,
is there a way to turn off re-compilation of packages that the project depends on? It seems to be doing that when I don't need it or want it.
Cheers,
Tobias
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Avoid automatic recompile of needed packages
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- Mattias Gaertner 2
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Hello, is there a way to turn off re-compilation of packages that the project depends on? It seems to be doing that when I don't need it or want it.
The packages are only compiled if something changed. Otherwise you found a bug.
Mattias
is there a way to turn off re-compilation of packages that the project depends on? It…
Tobias Giesen wroteHello, is there a way to turn off re-compilation of packages that the project depends on? It seems to be doing that when I don't need it or want it.
What packages? Is it Lazarus trunk built yourself from SVN?
There's currently a situation where building the first (user) project causes all packages to be rebuild with the debugging profile which can be... unfortunate.
Mark Morgan Lloyd
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What packages? Is it Lazarus trunk built yourself from SVN?
It recompiles the LCL whenever I switch the processor type. It is not necessary. I want to compile the LCL manually and never automatic.
Is it possible to turn automatic off or not?
Cheers,
Tobias
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> What packages? Is it Lazarus trunk built yourself from SVN?
It recompiles the LCL whenever I switch the processor type. It is not
necessary. I want to compile the LCL manually and never automatic.
Is it possible to turn automatic off or not?
afaik, there's setting when you open package ... there's manually build (so no automatic or when needed).
zeljko
It recompiles the LCL whenever I switch the processor type. It is not necessary. I want…
> What packages? Is it Lazarus trunk built yourself from SVN? It recompiles the LCL whenever I switch the processor type. It is not necessary. I want to compile the LCL manually and never automatic.
If you mean with "processor type" the CPU (e.g. arm, i386, x86_64): the LCL ppu files are put into different output directories for each target cpu. So changing the target cpu does *not* trigger a recompile of the LCL.
If you mean the target processor (e.g. pentium II, pentium IV) then a switch triggers a recompile, because they share the same output directory.
Is it possible to turn automatic off or not?
Yes, open the package lcl, in the package editor click on options / package options / ide integration / Manual compilation.
Mattias