[solved] Candidates for testing of 2.4.0
lazarus / 9-Editor

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IndianaJones · 2009-12-08 10:33

Hi all,

I have been doing fpc 2.4.0 testing, but I confused.
Here in the steps that mentioned IDE, which IDE is this? and where is
the location?
Thanks.

Intel Core2Duo, Mac OS X 10.5.8

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IndianaJones · 2009-12-08 14:41

Hi,
FPIDE, FPE and also fpGUI are not cross-platform IDEs so I just wonder
if there is an text editor like in Turbo Pascal in all supported
platforms?
But anyway the case is solved none of the editors are cross-platform.
At least fpGUI supports both Linux and Windows environment.
Thanks.

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marcov · 2009-12-08 21:00

Quote from: IndianaJones on December 08, 2009, 11:33:11 amI have been
doing fpc 2.4.0 testing, but I confused.
Here in the steps that mentioned IDE, which IDE is this? and where is
the location?

The IDE is a textmode IDE, Turbo Pascal style, with compiler and
debugger linked into the binary. The Mac maintainer doesn't package it
for OS X. The go32v2, Haiku, linux,freebsd and Windows maintainers do.

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IndianaJones · 2009-12-09 14:32

So here is your description the fp-ide package is not embedded in the
fpc-2.4.0rc1.intel-macosx.dmg.
Also when I looked after the installed package bom file, i havent seen
any file such fp-ide or something like this.
Thanks.

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marcov · 2009-12-09 15:44

Quote from: IndianaJones on December 09, 2009, 03:32:39 pm
So here is your description the fp-ide package is not embedded in the
fpc-2.4.0rc1.intel-macosx.dmg.
Also when I looked after the installed package bom file, i havent seen
any file such fp-ide or something like this.

yes the textmode IDE is not in the standard FPC or lazarus dmg's.

However the textmode IDE can be built fairly easily on OS X from FPC
source. (packages/fv and ide/ directories of the FPC sources)