compatibility between different versions of lamw
lazarus / 43-Android

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xinyiman · 2022-12-04 22:23

Hi all, last year I started writing a program with LAMW that allows me
to manage the warehouse, (LAMW installed on windows). Works well. But
now after a year I reinstalled LAMW on linux (ubuntu). Both systems
configured with LAMW Manager. If I create a new project on linux, no
problem. But if I try to reopen my old program on the new linux
machine, lazarus tells me "access violation". Is there a tool for
converting programs to be compatible between different versions of
lazarus?

Thank you

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Mongkey · 2023-02-06 14:08

Just copy all your worked LAMW package, if you already comfort with
all your did project, if you want install to another machine, just re
copy your comfort LAMW into a new machine.  , Never update your LAMW
except ypu understand with what you are doing, usually it needs a
bunch of coffee to migrate.

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nobody.00 · 2023-02-10 03:57

Quote from: xinyiman on December 04, 2022, 11:23:18 pmHi all, last
year I started writing a program with LAMW that allows me to manage
the warehouse, (LAMW installed on windows). Works well. But now after
a year I reinstalled LAMW on linux (ubuntu). Both systems configured
with LAMW Manager. If I create a new project on linux, no problem. But
if I try to reopen my old program on the new linux machine, lazarus
tells me "access violation". Is there a tool for converting programs
to be compatible between different versions of lazarus?

Thank you

This statement is incorrect, this is not a problem with LAMW, but with
Lazarus
Since version 2.1.x there have been changes in the structure of
project files
Per the release notes https://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Lazarus_2.2.
0_release_notes#LPI.26LPS_project_files:_XML_structure_changed
Still according to this documentation there is a utility called fixlp
to help you in this process.
Fixp can be found at: https://sourceforge.net/p/lazarus-
ccr/svn/HEAD/tree/applications/fixlp/