Hi Lazarus wizards,

my setup (on Linux platform) is the following:

1. Production: Lazarus stable and fpc stable (currently 2.6.4). Those are the Lazarus and fpc system defaults.
2. Lazarus development: Lazarus svn trunk and fpc svn trunk (currently 2.7.1)

I have no problems selecting the appropriate Lazarus and to provide the --pcp=whatever.
I have no problems, within Lazarus, to pick up the appropriate fpc version. My fpc.cfg is the default one, i.e. with -Fu/LibPath/$fpcversion/.., meaning that each version picks up its correct unit path.

But I don't know how to build the svn version from command line (make clean bigide, or such), telling it to pick up not the system default fpc, but the other one.
In order to test patches, sometimes it's important to build from scratch, to verify what would happen in a fresh installation. Skimming through the Makefile.fpc I've not been able to find something which applies.

Can someone point me to the right direction?

Thanks,

Giuliano

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[...] But I don't know how to build the svn version from command line (make clean bigide, or such), telling it to pick up not the system default fpc, but the other one.

make PP=/usr/lib/fpc/2.7.1/ppcx64

Mattias

Il 19/07/2014 11:13, Mattias Gaertner ha scritto:

Thanks

Giuliano