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Bo Berglund <bo.berglund@gmail.com> hat am 19. Januar 2011 um 10:50 geschrieben:<br/>
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> On Wed, 19 Jan 2011 10:06:17 +0100, Marc Weustink<br/>
> <marc.weustink@cuperus.nl> wrote:<br/>
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> >Bo Berglund wrote:<br/>
> >...<br/>
> >> set PATH=C:\Programs\fpc\2.4.2\bin\i386-win32<br/>
> >> make.exe clean all<br/>
> >><br/>
> >> I don't want to destroy my system by doing some ad-hoc command but I<br/>
> >> cannot find how the correct syntax should be constructed.<br/>
> >> And I need the SQLdb stuff.
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> >> >you won't destroy anything with make.<br/>
> >A "make.exe clean" removes all compiled exes and ppus<br/>
> >A "make.exe all" builds the lcl, some required components and the ide.<br/>
> >This is more or less the same as (iirc) "make.exe lcl components idepkg ide"<br/>
> >So after you have done a "make.exe all", you can still run "make.exe<br/>
> >ide" the rebuild the ide or "make.exe bigide" to build an ide with all<br/>
> >available components or "make.exe pkgide" to build an ide with all your<br/>
> >installed packages.<br/>
> ><br/>
> >If something doesn't work, run "make.exe clean" "make.exe all" (or<br/>
> >"make.exe clean all") and you have restored original ide again.<br/>
> ><br/>
> >Marc<br/>
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> Thanks, I will try this tonight when I get back home.
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For all others:<br/>
When you want to install a package like sqldb, use the IDE for that. The 'make' commands can only install two fixed sets of standard packages - the minimal (default) and the one used by the official binaries (bigide).<br/>
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Once you installed the package, you can use the make and lazbuild commands to recompile.<br/>
Same for uninstalling a package.<br/>
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Mattias<br/>
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