Compile freepascal and Lazarus

1. Prepare the Directory
Suppose we want to install the entire freepascal environment to the FPC directory of drive d, then we need to create the following directories:
D: \ fpc_svn \ bin
D: \ laz_svn
2. Prepare the environment
1, install SVN client tortoisesvn and Chinese support package: http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads
2. Use the svn client to checkout the following data:
Svn url: http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/fpcbuild/trunk/install/binw32
Directory: D: \ fpc_svn \ bin \ i386-win32
Svn url: http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/fpcbuild/trunk/install/binw64
Directory: D: \ fpc_svn \ bin \ x86_64-win64
Svn url: http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/fpc/trunk
Directory: D: \ fpc_svn
Svn url: http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/lazarus/trunk
Directory: D: \ laz_svn
3. Compile FPC
1. Download a compiler and decompress it to the D: \ fpc_svn \ bin directory,
Ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/pub/fpc/dist/2.6.2/bootstrap/i386-win32-ppc386.zip
Ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/pub/fpc/dist/2.6.2/bootstrap/x86_64-win64-ppcx64.zip
2. Compile a batch to compile the FPC:
@ Echo on
Set myfpc = D: \ fpc_svn
Set mybin = D: \ fpc_svn \ bin
Set Path = % mybin %\ i386-win32; % PATH %
Cd % myfpc %
RD/S/Q % myfpc % \ examples
Make clean all install install_prefix = % myfpc % pp = % mybin % \ ppc386.exe data2inc = % myfpc % \ utils \ data2inc.exe
Pause
// Configure //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
@ Echo on
Set myfpc = D: \ fpc_svn
Set mybin = D: \ fpc_svn \ bin
Set Path = % mybin %\ x86_64-win64; % PATH %
Cd % myfpc %
RD/S/Q % myfpc % \ examples
Make clean all install install_prefix = % myfpc % pp = % mybin % \ ppcx64.exe data2inc = % myfpc % \ utils \ data2inc.exe
Pause
3. Save the preceding command as a makefpcwin32.bat file and run it to get the FPC compiling environment.
Open the CMD window:
Cd d: \ fpc_svn
Makefpcwin32 // makefpcwin64
4. Run the following command in the command line to generate the FPC. cfg file:
CD/d: \ fpc_svn \ bin \ i386-win32 // CD/d: \ fpc_svn \ bin \ x86_64-win64
Fpcmkcfg-D basepath = D: \ fpc_svn-o. \ FPC. cfg
4. Compile Lazarus
After step 3 is completed, there is an FPC compiling environment. We also need to compile an IDE environment: Lazarus.
1. Write a batch to compile Lazarus
@ Echo on
Set myfpc = D: \ fpc_svn
Set mybin = D: \ fpc_svn \ bin
Set Path = % mybin %\ i386-win32; % PATH %
Cd d: \ laz_svn
Make clean all opt = "-glw2"
Pause
// Configure //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Set myfpc = D: \ fpc_svn
Set mybin = D: \ fpc_svn \ bin
Set Path = % mybin %\ x86_64-win64; % PATH %
Cd d: \ laz_svn
Make clean all opt = "-glw2"
Pause
2. Save the preceding command as the makelazwin32.bat file and run it to get the fpc ide environment Lazarus.
Open the CMD window:
Cd d: \ fpc_svn
Makelazwin32 // makelazwin64

3. Run D: \ laz_svn \ lazarus.exe to open the IDE.
Warning the FPC source directory "D: \ fpc_svn \" does not
Look correct:
Found version .. 1, expected 2.7.1
Create Directory D: \ fpc_svn \ Source
Copy D: \ fpc_svn \ packages to D: \ fpc_svn \ Source
Copy D: \ fpc_svn \ RTL to D: \ fpc_svn \ Source
Lazarus Directory D: \ laz_svn \
Compiler path D: \ fpc_svn \ bin \ i386-win32 \ fpc.exe
FPC source code Directory D: \ fpc_svn \ Source
Make
GDB file directory upload path(((comppath()gdb.exe
Note: After the above process is completed, get the 32-bit FPC and Lazarus environment, if you want to build a 64-bit environment, the corresponding code in the i386-win32 to x86_64-win64.
Warning during win64 startup: gdb.exe is missing in win64bit. SVN does not obtain the 64-bit version of GDB.
When win64 is compiled for Win32, the prompt is: Compiler "D: \ fpc_svn \ bin \ x86_64-win64 \ fpc.exe
Does not support target i386-win32
Change the compiler path to D: \ fpc_svn \ bin \ i386-win32 \ fpc.exe
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Manufacturing green Lazarus:
1. Create a new directory in the installation directory, for example, config. The path is D: \ laz_svn \ config.
2. Set the directory c: \ Documents ents and Settings \ Administrator \ Local Settings \ Application Data \ Lazarus
Everything under is cut to D: \ laz_svn \ config.
6. Create a batch file in the installation directory, such as run_lazarus.bat.
D: \ laz_svn \ startlazarus.exe -- pcp = D: \ laz_svn \ config
7. Run run_lazarus.bat.

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Install Lazarus in Linux and upgrade to the latest SVN Method

Ubuntu:
Sudo apt-Get install Lazarus

Fedora:
Sudo Yum install Lazarus
After installation, upgrade to the latest development version. Because SVN is officially used to manage source code, install the svn tool:
Ubuntu:
Sudo apt-Get install Subversion
Fedora:
Sudo Yum install Subversion
Download the Lazarus source code:
SVN Co http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/lazarus/trunk Lazarus
Download FPC source code:
[Pre] SVN Co http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/fpc/trunk FPC
Then compile and download some libraries before Compilation:
Sudo apt-Get install libgpmg1-dev fakeroot libncurses5-dev build-essential

CD Lazarus/tools/install
./Create_fpc_deb.sh FPC/home/user/FPC
Compile the FPC source code and generate the Deb package,/home/user/FPC source code path
A fpc. tgz and FPC. Deb package, such as fpc_2.5.1-101202_i386.deb fpc-2.5.1-101202.tar.gz, is generated after completion.
Install FPC:
Sudo dpkg-I fpc_2.5.1-101202_i386.deb
Then, CD... exits from the lazars Directory: Make clean all.
Use./Lazarus to open
Enter
Environment-& gt; Options
-& Gt; Lazarus directory (default for all projects)
/Home/user/Lazarus/
-& Gt; compiler path (e. g. FPC)
/Usr/bin/FPC
-& Gt; FPC source directory
/Home/user/FPC/
-& Gt; Make path
/Usr/bin/make
-& Gt; directory for building test projects
/Tmp
You can use it now!
Update the source region later:
SVN update FPC
SVN update Lazarus
Re-run./create_fpc_deb.sh FPC/home/user/FPC
Sudo dpkg-I fpc_2.5.1-101202_i386.deb
Make clena all
That's it! Fedora should use create_fpc_rpm.sh.

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