Difference between revisions of "Installation AROS"

Revision as of 11:16, 23 August 2013

a fully installed AROS i386
developer tools (try to type ld in a shell if you get "ld: no input files" then everything is ok) should be included in all major distributions. If not you have to download the nightly iso from AROS page open it and copy the Developer folder to your System:
binary release of fpc-aros-i386

Easiest way to install it, but you get a mix up of the C Developer files of AROS and the Freepascal files.

Installation:

Unpack the archive file to RAM:
Copy the contents of the folder pp to Development: (in most cases it points to System:Development)
open shell and type fpc if you get help for fpc then everything is ok

Better way of installing freepascal to an own folder with all files included, but needs some more work and understanding how AROS work.

Installation:

make sure you removed all other/older fpc versions from the path
Unpack the archive file
in the folder pp all freepascal related programs, libaries, object, units and examples are included
make sure the PATH is pointed to the bin Folder
edit the bin/fpc.cfg and change all -FU:Development:... to your pathes
if you want to use the FP-Editor you have to do the same changes in fp/fp.cfg

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 Installation:
+* make sure you removed all other/older fpc versions from the path
 * Unpack the archive file
 * in the folder ''pp'' all freepascal related programs, libaries, object, units and examples are included
-* make sure the PATH is pointed to the bin Folder
+* make sure the ''PATH'' is pointed to the ''bin'' Folder
-* edit the bin/fpc.cfg and change all -FU:Development:... to your pathes
+* edit the ''bin/fpc.cfg'' and change all ''-FU:Development:''... to your pathes
-* if you want to use the FP-Editor you have to do the same changes in fp/fp.cfg
+* if you want to use the FP-Editor you have to do the same changes in ''fp/fp.cfg''
-* make sure you remove all other/older fpc versions from the path