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Required packages depending on the OS
MaxM74:
I am developing a cross platform Windows/Linux desktop application.
When the application is compiled for Windows it will use some specific packages, when it is compiled for Linux it will use others.
The question is...is there a way to {$ifdef} required packages depending on the OS ?.
cdbc:
Hi
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Regards Benny
PascalDragon:
--- Quote from: cdbc on November 04, 2024, 01:24:17 pm ---Should roughly do it, as Mac belongs under unix...
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Please note that MaxM74 is talking about packages, not units.
cdbc:
Hi
Ooopsss, sorry - my bad, that escaped me... :-[
Thanks Sven
Regards Benny
dbannon:
--- Quote from: MaxM74 on November 04, 2024, 12:36:17 pm ---The question is...is there a way to {$ifdef} required packages depending on the OS ?.
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If you are cross compiling from one machine, then you will need to have all the required packages installed. Each compile run will (given sensible uses of Benny's instructions) will not even know about the ones it does not need.
If you are compiling on different platforms, obviously you only install packages needed for that install. Again, Benny's answer may well be that answer you are looking for.
Davo
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