[Lazarus] EpikTimer v1.0.1 released

[Mattias Gaertner]

On Wed, 18 Jun 2014 10:00:11 +0200
Michael Schnell <mschnell at lumino.de> wrote:

>[...]
> 1) The 64 Bit Debian works perfectly. I could install a shared folder 
> and copied the 32 bit Lazarus/fpc generated program "vdso_test" to a 
> "virtual" user folder.
> Here the file has "rwxr-xr-x" properties
> 
> When I type "./" the TAB key nicely adds the file name.
> 
> But  with "Enter" I get:
> 
> "bash: ./vdso_test: no such file or directory"
> 
> Is a 64 bit Linux not supposed to run 32 bit programs ?

Stating the obvious: A 64bit Linux is supposed to run 64 bit programs.
Have you installed the 32bit libraries?


> Should there not be a more "speaking" error message ?

No one bothered enough.

 
> 2) in the 32 bit system, I did not yet dare to try to have Lazarus 
> cross-compile the program to 64 bit. (I would not like to install fpc 
> and Lazarus in the virtual machines.)

What is the question?

 
> 3) In the other virtual box machine with the 32 Bit Debian, I seem not 
> to be able to correctly install the "guest additions":
>   - Other than with the 64 bit Debian, the Desktop size does not 
> auto-adapt to the window the host supplies

That's off topic.

>   - I can't install a shared folder [...]

Yes, you can. Try harder.


Mattias