[lazarus] rpm packages

[Zekai Oðuz ÖZALP]

hi

can someone send me rpm packages of lazarus? i tried to compile lazarus but
i couldn't manage. then i compiled and installed freepascal. i got rid of
some (ppc386 command not found) error messages. but i still can not compile
lazarus. i am using linux mandrake 7.1 (2 cd version).

i program in windows for about 9 years with delphi and c. if you can help i
want to begin programming in linux. i can use c++ but lazarus seems to offer
better IDE....

thanx
zekai oguz ozalp

----- Original Message -----
From: Shane Miller <SMiller1 at stvgb.org>
To: <lazarus at miraclec.com>
Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 8:13 PM
Subject: RE: [lazarus] LCL, general issues


> This is obviously my fault as I am the one doing the majority of the
coding on the IDE.  I was coding simply to get something up and running and
not really concerned with making it readable at this point by others.
>
> Obviously that's not a good thing and I will be a bit more watchful of
this in the future.
>
> Shane
>
> >>> Marc.Weustink at cuperus.nl 07/05/00 03:55AM >>>
> + From: Stefan Hille [mailto:stoppok at osibisa.ms.sub.org]
>
> + On Fri, Jun 30, 2000 at 10:34:56AM +0200, Marc Weustink wrote:
>
> + > Its one of my low priority things to fix. As long as
> + > Lazarus runs whithout noticeble problems, they are OK
> + > for me. What do you expect for an alpha state of a project.
> +
> + Not much more than it actually does, but I see that nearly every new
> + subscriber sends mail regarding these errors. Personally I
> + don't mind too much about these errors although I'm sometimes
> + not sure if they don't have side-effects. So if it won't take you
> + too much time please fix these issues.
>
> OK you're right. Since it is the last message you see, you expect the
> problem there while it is somewhere else.
> Fixing may take a while (or not) since I was that fustrated yesterday
about
> the new IDE code (while debugging) that I decided to do some
rewrite/cleanup
> before it gets completely out of hand.
> At this moment I think the code is absolutely unreadable, uncomprehensable
> and not mainainable.
> Using globals anywhere, so you can have for instance one project.
> Using complete clueless class names. When I see a class TUnitList I expect
> it to be a list of units or something like that, *not* some info about a
> unit.
> Using complete clueless var names, what do you think Form1, Project1
> represent ?
> And if I reread the code again (yesterday was the last time so I cant
> remember it all) I can continue a while.
>
> Please ppl, when coding keep in mind that others also have to understand
> whats going on and not only you. It doesn't matter that it is faster this
> way. In the end it will not.
> This way every newcomer will be shocked and think again to participate.
>
> Marc (still a bit fustrated)
>
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