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Extra Required tools
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ppufiles.exe from utils/
zip.exe the Info-Zip release
Getting the sources
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You need to checkout the fpc module from CVS, you can use a tag to retrieve
a specific release or fixes branch:
RELEASE_1_0_0 1.00 Release
RELEASE_1_0_2 1.0.2 Release
RELEASE_1_0_4 1.0.4 Release
FIXES_1_0_0 1.0.x Fixes Branch
To checkout the main (development) branch use:
cvs -z3 co fpc
To checkout a specific version use, <tag> is one of the tags above:
cvs -z3 co -d <tag> fpc
Creating *src.zip files
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Now the directory is still clean from all build files you can easily create
the *src.zip files by running the following commands:
make sourcezip
make demosrc
make docsrc
make installersrc
Some of the output files need to be renamed to be in the 8.3 format:
mv installersrc.zip instsrc.zip
mv packagessrc.zip pkgssrc.zip
mv compilersrc.zip compsrc.zip
Install libgdb.a
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If you want the debugger included in the IDE for some target you need to
install the libgdb.a file, the libgdb_*.zip files can be found on
ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/pub/fpc/contrib
Unzip the libgdb*.zip file in the directory packages/gdbint/libgdb/<target>.
Building for go32v2,win32
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When everything is in the correct place you can build the whole release for
go32v2 and win32 with the following commands:
make go32v2zip
make win32zip
Finally you can create the installer with
make installer OS_TARGET=go32v2
(copy the install.exe to the dir were you place all the go32v2 packages
before uploading)
make installer OS_TARGET=win32
(copy the install.exe ... )
Futher you need to put the files on the ftp the same way as 0.99.14 is
stored. With a script on ftp.freepascal.org you can then make the release
.zips
Building for linux
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For linux the creation of the release is the easiest way, just run in the
topdir:
for debs: make deb
for rpms: make rpm
for .tar.gz: copy the makepack script from install/ to the topdir. Then run
the script
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