[fpc-devel] How do I use this compiler now that I have it?

[Gina Hansen]

I need some help.  I just downloaded and installed the fourth compiler down
on this list
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 to the c drive on my 64 bit Windows 10 machine.  I used the default
directory suggested by the installation program.
The readme file seems to indicate that if I run a command prompt window and
cd to the demo directory in the FPC tree, I can type "fpc hello" and the
compiler will compile a program apparently named "hello" and run it to
produce the printed word hello on my command prompt screen.
My first problem is that I don't see a demo directory, and when I do a
search in windows explorer it does not find one either.  Is the demo
directory still available, or has that changed?  For your reference, below
you will find a listing of the FPC tree as it appears in windows explorer.
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I am not a subscriber to this list, so please respond directly.
Thank you for your time.

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Regina R. Hansen (Gina)
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