Fpcupdeluxe

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I found QT5 libraries in the "/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/" for me QT5 would be fine.

[DonAlfredo]

Latest fpcupdeluxe release has binaries for IMac's : ppc and ppc64.

And QT5 versions for Linux.
For QT5 please remember that you need the Lazarus QT5 lib.
Precompiled QT5-libs can be found inside:
https://github.com/newpascal/fpcupdeluxe/releases/download/crosslibs_v1.1/CrossLibsLinuxi386QT5.zip
https://github.com/newpascal/fpcupdeluxe/releases/download/crosslibs_v1.1/CrossLibsLinuxx64QT5.zip

[tomek1]

Hi
I'm trying to install FPC/Laz with Fpcupdeluxe and stuck with attached errors.
Details:
Fresh install Centos 7
fpcupdeluxe-x86_64-linux v1.6.0f
trunk FPC/Laz
installed following prerequisites: svn, libX11-devel, libXtst-devel, glibc-devel, gtk2-devel + some dependencies.

Regards, Tomek

[DonAlfredo]

Mmmm, I just did the same install on Linux Mint.

(3104) Compiling diskdiffsdialog.pas
(3104) Compiling notifyprocessend.pas
(9022) Compiling resource /home/superdad/fpctrunk/lazarus/units/x86_64-linux/gtk2/lazarus.or
(9015) Linking ../lazarus
(1008) 289411 lines compiled, 49.3 sec

It could be that
a) there is a problem with compiling the resources, but that is unlikely.
b) there is a problem with linking.

My own trick is easy:
Whenever I have a vanilla Linux install, I just install FPC and Lazarus from the available packages. This will also install all the needed dependencies. After that, I remove FPC and Lazarus again, and use fpcupdeluxe to install whatever version I need.

If all fails: to debug fpcupdeluxe, you can enable extra verbose in setup+.

[tudi_x]

@xaver13: i think fpcupdeluxe should be installed or run not as root.
take a look at http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/BGRA_Installation_on_Linux. even detailed on Mint i think you should have same packages, maybe it helps.
can you run other graphic app from that prompt?

[xaver13]

@xaver13: i think fpcupdeluxe should be installed or run not as root.
take a look at http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/BGRA_Installation_on_Linux. even detailed on Mint i think you should have same packages, maybe it helps.
can you run other graphic app from that prompt?

thank you for help, I was not succesfull with Fedora, no problem I will try Mint

Edited:
I used help from your link, and I installed Lazarus via FPCUpdeluxe succesfully on Mint

[Mukatai]

Hello,

First of all thanks for this extremely practical software!

I would like to install laz+fpc 32bit on windows 64bit but I can not. (always installs the 64bit version)

What is the procedure to do it?

Thank you.
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[jamie]

I don't use the fpcuduxe but I have both 32 and 64 bit installed on this Win 10 PC.

Just go to the down load site and select 32 bit version, it does install just fine..

You can stall both on a single PC, 32 and 64 bit versions, that is what I have

[TheEditor]

Can't get fpcupdeluxe to work for me. No special options, just trying to get stable versions of FPC & Laz on a W7/64 box. Despite what the graphic says, I do have OpenSSL installed from slproweb.

[DonAlfredo]

@TheEditor
The next release of fpcupdeluxe (1.6.0h, within a few days) will be able to use openssl from slproweb.

[patyi]

Hi all !

My system is : XUbuntu 17.10 64 bit. installed Fpc Fixes and Lazarus Fixes via Fpcupdeluxe latest version, installation was success.
Successfully installed and working Win32, Win64 cross compilers, Linux 64 is by nature is working fine.

I trying to install cross compiler from 64 bit Linux to 32 bit Linux without success ! Fpcupdeluxe is telling me can't download some components ...
Have to maybe install some libraries to my Linux box ? As I know XUbuntu is by default enabled multiarchitecture ...

[DonAlfredo]

In most cases , when cross-compiling , cross binary tools and cross libraries are needed.
Fpcupdeluxe will ask you if you are ok with downloading them, if they cannot be found.

Libs: https://github.com/newpascal/fpcupdeluxe/releases/tag/crosslibs_v1.1
Bins: https://github.com/newpascal/fpcupdeluxe/releases/tag/linuxx64crossbins_v1.0

Another possibility: point fpcupdeluxe towards the location of the tools and libs that are already available on your sytem. See Setup+ for options to adjust the location where fpcupdeluxe is looking for the correct tools.

[patyi]

Thank's DonAlfredo !

FpcUpDeluxe is stopped on the half way of downloading-extracting crossbinutil for Linux i386. The problem was file CrossBinsLinuxi386.rar !
I can't extract that rar file from linux, but I can on Win XP, after that copied back to Linux box and cross compiler for Linus i386 installation is success !

Now I have cross compilers for Linux i386, Win 32 and Win 64, and of course by default for Linux 86_64 !
Finally I have to test them on all platform ...

[TheEditor]

The peculiar thing is I didn't have the slproweb modules installed before trying fpcupdeluxe and got essentially the same error. I figured fpcupdeluxe was having problems downloading the OpenSSL files so I grabbed them from slproweb. Makes me wonder whether your fix will change anything.

Looking forward to giving it a shot.

@TheEditor
The next release of fpcupdeluxe (1.6.0h, within a few days) will be able to use openssl from slproweb.

[Mukatai]

I don't use the fpcuduxe but I have both 32 and 64 bit installed on this Win 10 PC.

Just go to the down load site and select 32 bit version, it does install just fine..

You can stall both on a single PC, 32 and 64 bit versions, that is what I have

Thanks for your reply, I did that !

But i would have prefered install laz+fpc 32bit from fpcupdeluxe because i use more components form module list and i need cross-compiler for win 32 bit, win 64 bit, linux 32 bit and linux arm. It's more simply with fpcupdeluxe for install/update it all.

If anyone has a solution, can he give it to me?

(i have tested install laz+fpc form website and install component/cross-compiler with fpcupdeluxe but it don't work)

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