I think the best would be if you use subversion instead. The steps are the following:
1> Install tortoise svn and use it to download the latest lazarus using svn checkout:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Getting_Lazarus#Development_versions_from_SVNand
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Getting_Lazarus#Using_TortoiseSVN_for_WindowsThis would go for example into C:\Programas\lazarussvn
2> Install Lazarus 0.9.24+wince addon to get the FPC 2.2.0 for WinCE compiler, for example into C:\Programas\lazarus26
3> Install Lazarus 0.9.26+wince addon to get the FPC 2.2.2 for WinCE compiler, for example into C:\Programas\lazarus26
4> Change your Lazarus SVN version to a version that you can compile. For example revision 16881 (=0.9.26) to build Lazarus with FPC 2.2.2
You can check revisions of releases here:
http://svn.freepascal.org/cgi-bin/viewvc.cgi/tags/?root=lazarusThere is a command in TOrtoise SVN "Update to Revision" or something
5> Build your IDE, create a batch script in C:\Programas\lazarussvn like this one and run it to build your IDE:
set path=C:\Programas\lazarus26\fpc\2.2.2\bin\i386-win32
make bigide
pause
Change the path to reflect your path and lazarus and fpc versions
6> Open your SVN IDE, from now on you can build just the LCL for each test you make and build it using the dialog Configure Build Lazarus in the IDE. You can configure which FPC to use in the configuration dialogs of this IDE
7> Test revisions between 12750 and 16881 and with different FPC version. I'm not sure in which revisions which FPC works or when FPC 2.2.0 support was removed, need to check this.
This should give you a start =) Latter I can help more, or ask if you have trouble in any of the steps.