new version 1.60 of our Freeware Project CodeTyphon.

[Sternas Stefanos]

Yes Sir
After ver 2.0

[lainz]

CodeTyphon comes with fpGUI?

[dicas3d]

Sterna Stefanos can  you put a assistant to install all documentation for Lazarus, CodeTyphon and FPC in next version of CodeTyphon

[Sternas Stefanos]

I don't have the time for next release 1.70 Sir
We want to release 1.70 in 2-3 days from now.

But I will put this request to our CodeTyphon To-Do List for
ver 1.80

[dicas3d]

If I'm not explain well i talk of help that appear ever that you click with the right button in an error and after click in button help(of error).
Is to consult offline.

[Sternas Stefanos]

I will check this Sir

[nicke85]

Excellent project..i wanted before to make it for my self but CodeTyphon is better..all-in-one

[avra]

But I will put this request to our CodeTyphon To-Do List for
ver 1.80

Very nice ;-)

[avra]

v2.0 is out 

Lazarus    0.9.31   Source from SVN 19-08-2011 Rev 32037
FreePascal 2.7.1    Source from SVN 19-08-2011 Rev 18246

[joseme]

Great news!!! 

[tatamata]

Avra,

In several attempts I failed to install Code Typhon on Puppy Linux. I am not Linux guru, though,
but It seems the installation script is Ubuntu optimized?

Could you provide more general way of installation on different Linux systems?

Regards

[avra]

Installation script didn't work for me only when I was logged as a non-admin user, when I hadn't deleted all previous Laz/FPC, and once when I had some strange GCC installation (not installed by me but installed by some 3rd party installer - fixing GCC fixed LazCT installation).
If these things don't work for you then you should report a problem in CT forum. I am not familiar with Puppy Linux.

btw. I don't believe how many components they have converted to Lazarus 

[rrivett]

Avra, may we know which Linux distro you successfully installed Code Typhon onto?

I have been doing a little digging and have not located anyone who claims a successful install on anything other than Ubuntu.

If I get a chance this coming weekend, I will attempt to install it on one of my Debian machines.

[avra]

may we know which Linux distro you successfully installed Code Typhon onto?

Ubuntu.

The following Linux platforms are tested:
All Ubuntu Linux (32 and 64 bit) versions 9.10, 10.04, 10.10 and 11.04 with GNOME, KDE, Xfce and LXDE.

This is from official site. It seams that only Ubuntu was properly tested. That's why I said that you should report problems in CT forum.

These are the links that might be interesting:
http://www.pilotlogic.com/codetyphon/help/installation.htm
http://www.pilotlogic.com/codetyphon/help/minimumsystemrequirements.htm
http://www.pilotlogic.com/codetyphon/help/installing_codetyphon_on_linux.htm
http://www.pilotlogic.com/codetyphon/help/give_to_setup_executable_permi.htm

[rrivett]

I tried to install CodeTyphon (note: not CodeTyphoon, an easy mistake to make when you have a hurricane in the area    ) on a Debian system today, without much success.

The  Install_SysLibraries_For_Ubuntu script ran fine on the Debian system. I did notice one of the SDL packages it called for had a different name under Debian. I installed that manually.

The instructions have you run the setup script from your home directory. That won't work, since the script expects to be run from the CodeTyhpon directory. The first time it ran all the way through it produced a bunch of errors, so I ran it again, dumping the output to a log file, all 3.5 MB of it.  The log showed a missing gdb development library, so I installed it and ran the installation again.

This time the fp compiler built OK, but I never could get Lazarus to compile. The compiler spewed out over 100 lines of "/usr/local/bin/fpc: /usr/local/bin/fpc: cannot execute binary file."

Doing the install as a regular user (sudoed) and as root produced no difference.

I don't really have the time to dig through it all trying to figure out what is wrong, so I deleted what CodeTyphon had installed, then reinstalled Lazarus and fp from the Debian packages. I will forgo CodeTyphon for the time being .