Lazarus Bugfix Release 4.6

[Martin_fr]

Before I mess my previous installations, this file "lazarus-4.6-fpc-3.2.4-rc1-d3a5f442eeff-win64.exe" is a stadard installer as per official release ? So I run it and see the installer dialogs ?

Yes, same installer as the official release. Also has the "secondary install" options which allows you to specify a separate config dir, and make a fully independent install (it may change what is opened by double click on lpi, or what windows lists as installed in the uninstall list / but that is the only overlap, and only if you do click install in the installer)

[Paolo]

Thanks Martin.

[zed]

Hi, I noticed a typo in the README.md. It says the installers include FPC 3.3.2, but they actually come with version 3.2.2:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/lazarus/files/Lazarus%20Windows%2032%20bits/Lazarus%204.6/
https://sourceforge.net/projects/lazarus/files/Lazarus%20Windows%2064%20bits/Lazarus%204.6/

[jwdietrich]

Hi, I noticed a typo in the README.md. It says the installers include FPC 3.3.2, but they actually come with version 3.2.2:

Except on the Mac, where they come with 3.2.4-rc1.

[Paolo]

I am confused now.
Shall the snapshot include fpc 3.2.4-rc1 ?

[Martin_fr]

The official release (link to sourceforge on the left side of this forum / or on our homepage) comes with FPC 3.2.2. Except for Mac, which comes with 3.2.4RC .


Earlier in this thread is a post (by me) which links to SNAPSHOTS (not the release, but the same Lazarus version/commit as the release). Those snapshots are for windows and include the 3.2.4RC instead of 3.2.2.


And apparently some readme file contains a type in the fpc version. I have not checked this myself, I just noted someone saying so in this thread.

[Paolo]

Ok, you are referring to the laz 4.6. Official release .

[Martin_fr]

To add to my previous post, that is what they should contain.

I did the Windows installers, Mattias did Linux and Mac. I did not verify his work, but I have no reason to think it would contain anything but what was mentioned.

[uganof]

Thanks everyone for the wonderful work!

I've had the chance to test the version on Windows, Linux (Ubuntu), and MacOS (Taohe), and they work perfectly.

Just one question: since you used fpc 3.2.4 to recompile the IDE on MacOS, I get the usual link error. I can get around this by setting the -WM10.15 parameter in the compilation options.
Is this the best way to proceed? I was hoping that fpc 3.2.4 had solved the problem.