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diff --git a/docs/INSTALL.txt b/docs/INSTALL.txt index 978cf247..806b7d82 100644 --- a/docs/INSTALL.txt +++ b/docs/INSTALL.txt @@ -35,9 +35,9 @@ makes the search paths for you applications a little easier to setup. Building fpGUI using Lazarus ============================ -I use a Lazarus feature call Packages that compiles the required -units and keeps track of the compiled units and paths when creating -applications. +I use a Lazarus feature call Packages that compiles the required +units and keeps track of the compiled units and paths when creating +applications. * Start Lazarus * Select Components->Open Package File (*.lpk) and select the @@ -138,9 +138,9 @@ a separate install - but included on the install DVD). An example workflow to work with any fpgui app is: a) launch X11 (Applications -> Utilities) b) start the X11 console xterm (Cmd+N or from the X11 menu) -c) type the path to your fpgui application ( example: cd -./Documents/fpgui/examples/apps if you put fpgui in your Documents -folder) +c) change to the directory of the fpGUI application. For example: + cd ./Documents/fpgui/examples/apps + if you put fpgui in your Documents folder. d) type ./appname to start the application "appname" * Apparently starting fpGUI apps from an icon on the desktop requires that you @@ -149,23 +149,21 @@ d) type ./appname to start the application "appname" from a X11 console, then it runs first time. * This issue is more about FPC then fpGUI specific, but it's handy to know. In - many standard Xcode + X11 installation, the linker could not find the X11 + many standard Xcode + X11 installation, the linker can't find the X11 libraries. So changing the fpc.cfg by adding -Fl/usr/X11/lib in the search library path solved the problem. Mac usually doesn't let you - choose the path during installation, so probably other Snow Leopard users - will have to double check the correct X11 library path. + choose the path during installation, so probably other OSX users will + have to double check the correct X11 library path. - * Compiling from the command line, the compiler cannot create the + * Compiling from the command line, the compiler cannot create the sub-directory "units" used by most demos inluded with fpGUI. So remember to - create such a directory if the compiler fails. When using Lazarus IDE to - compile fpGUI projects, the IDE normally creates the missing unit output - path for you. + create such a directory if the compiler fails. The compiler output will + clearly state such a situation. When using Lazarus or Maximus IDE to compile + fpGUI projects, the IDE will creates the missing unit output path for you. =================[ END ]=================== - - |