[Lazarus] Compile Error Latest SVN

[Maxim Ganetsky]

Lee Jenkins пишет:
> Maxim Ganetsky wrote:
>> Lee Jenkins пишет:
>>> Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote:
>>>>> Yeah, I get the same error using either FPC.
>>>>>
>>>>> I'll submit a bug report.
>>>> It compiles for me, so I think you have a configuration problem.
>>>>
>>> I'm not what more I can do except set the following properties in Environment > 
>>> Environment Settings:
>>>
>>> - Compiler Path
>>> - FPC Source Directory
>>> - Make Path
>>>
>>> I've tried 2.2.0 which produces the error with "GetUserDir" not found error.
>>>
>>> I've tried 2.2.1 which is the same above.
>>>
>>> I've tried 2.2.3 which instead says it cannot find the Contnrs unit, which I've 
>>> now idea how that is possible since its sitting right there in the folder 
>>> M:\fpc\2.2.3\source\packages\fcl-base\src.  I have "FPC Source Directory" 
>>> pointing to M:\fpc\2.2.3\source.
>>>
>>> Now, I haven't used Lazarus in about a month and the only thing I did was write 
>>> click on my lazarus source folder and tell Tortoise SVN to download the latest 
>>> sources.
>>>
>>> Before I did that, I could build my IDE with either 2.2.0 or 2.2.1 of FPC.  Now, 
>>> I can't build it with any of the above.
>>>
>>> I'm not sure which or even how the configuration could be a problem unless there 
>>> are more settings to change/set those that I have mentioned above, which are the 
>>> only ones I've ever changed in the past.
>> How do you recompile your IDE? If you do it from command line then check 
>> your PATH environment variable, otherwise setting the properties you 
>> mentioned should be enough.
>>
> 
> A While ago I followed the instructions on the wiki for compiling lazarus from 
> sources on windows.  Since then, I would just use tortoise svn to update my 
> sources and recompile from the IDE using the build commands with everything 
> checked to be maked, cleaned and built.
> 
> This worked up until the last svn update I did a couple days ago.

Yes, I understand this. But you needed to change your compiler. In what 
steps did you try to do it? It seems you made some mistake here.

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  Maxim Ganetsky                  mailto:ganmax at narod.ru