Linux/3.0.4/fpc-3.0.4.x86_64-linux.tar/download (for bootstrapping on 64-bit linux PCs only).Source/3.0.4/fpcbuild-3.0.4.tar.gz/download (OK for all arches).So on a 64-bit Linux PC, for example, it would download (from prefix ): To be more specific: currently, the 3.0.4 ebuild downloads the generic FPC build and source packages from sourceforge, and then an arch-specific binary package, also from sourceforge. To write a tweaked one that will work, I'd need an aarch64-linux binary FPC package for the bootstrapping phase of the build (as modern FPC seems to need FPC to build it, essentially, much as rust needs rust to build), or detailed cross-compile instructions. The current main-tree FPC ebuild on Gentoo doesn't support aarch64/arm64 at the moment. The installation process will take several minutes.So, I had a quick look at FPC yesterday, since you'd mentioned it earlier. Accept all of the default directories options and file associations by just clicking "Next" on each screen and then "Install". Note that you should be logged in with an administrative account in order to install Lazarus without encountering any bugs. Open the installer and follow the instructions provided. Make sure you know where the file is downloaded to on your computer so you can open it in the next step.ģ. If these links do not work automatically, then go to this directory and find the correct version manually: Lazarus should work under XP, Vista, and Windows 7 with the same installer as long as you make sure you get the 32 or 64-bit part correct:Ĭlick here to Download Lazarus 0.9.28.2 for Win32Ĭlick here to Download Lazarus 0.9.28.2 for Win64 The operating system type should be listed under System. For Windows Vista and Windows 7, click the Start Menu and type system in the Start Search box. Otherwise, Windows XP 圆4 will be displayed. On the "General" tab, if the operating system is Windows XP and nothing is specified then it is 32-bit. If you are running Windows XP, right click on My Computer and select Properties. Lazarus runs on a wide number of systems so you will need to know exactly what platform you have in order to download the right installer. If it does not there is usually a link on the page that is a manual download link, but you shouldn't have to enter any information in order to download lazarus. The download should start immediately from these links. One warning about these links is that SourceForge often has annoying ads that may ask you to fill out registration information.
While the latest version of the Lazarus IDE can be downloaded from Source Forge, we recommend using version 0.9.28.2 (a direct link is provided below).
Follow these instructions to install Lazarus on your machine:ġ. We recommend using the Lazarus IDE which contains the Free Pascal Compiler. These environments provide features such as syntax highlighting, one-click compiling, and step-through-code debugging to name a few. Most modern compilers are packaged in what are known as Integrated Development Environments (IDE). For these reasons we recommend using the Free Pascal compiler. Free Pascal is as the name states both free as in price and free as in open source. Delphi is a commercial implementation although student versions can sometimes be purchased at reduced prices. We use the Delphi/Free Pascal dialect in this book.
A number of implementations of Object Pascal exist as well as a number of different dialects for the language itself.
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