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On 21.01.2013 13:42, Michael Schnell wrote:
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 01/21/2013 10:12 AM, Anton
Kavalenka wrote:<br>
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X-libs and gtk2 libs installed.<br>
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<font face="Liberation Sans">This is what </font>I did suppose.<br>
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This is the list of debian packages </font><font
face="Liberation Sans">typical Lazarus-built </font><font
face="Liberation Sans">Linux GUI application depends</font><font
face="Liberation Sans">. <br>
It is useful in sense - what to download from public
repositories. The name of packages contain project name.<br>
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<font face="Liberation Sans">Unfortunately the Linux distribution
does not </font>not support Debian (apt-get) packages, but only
QNS ".qpkg" and Optware ".ipkg" packages. I’ll take a look if
something like "X-lib" and "gtk2" is provided by Optware. I
already have been able to install fpc by manually downloading,
extracting and "distributing" the Debian fpc package. But with the
count of packages you list in your message, this does not make
much sense. Especially it might be very tedious to find out all
the dependencies. <br>
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Dependencies have to be resolved by package manager.<br>
Just find the equivalent packages.<br>
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face="Liberation Sans"> </font>Btw what says ldd for your
cross-compiled binary at your target system?<br>
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I did not yet try to cross-compile anything, but I happily did
install fpc.<br>
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So copy there lazarus and try to build it. At least no-gui lazbuild
would be built and you'd be able to compiler LCL applications.<br>
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Is it so painful to run at your headless system GDB server -
and at client - full Lazarus connected to that GDB?<br>
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<font face="Liberation Sans">I don't know. This in fact is what I
initially suggested (as I do similar "embedded" remote-gdb
debugging using a Target PCB connected via a JTAG adapter and
Eclipse on the PC), but in fact remote gdb does not seem not to
be very "officially" supported by Lazarus. </font><br>
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But in both cases Xlibs and gtk2 libs have to be installed at
target system.<br>
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<font face="Liberation Sans">Not if the </font>target project
does not have a GUI. (This in fact is what I intend to do.)<br>
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How do you suppose running Lazarus in remote X without X-libs and
GTK2?<br>
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Only nogui widgetset won't require X-libs and GTK2.<br>
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<font face="Liberation Sans">Thanks a lot,<br>
-Michael<br>
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regards,<br>
Anton<br>
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