#WHAT FILE SHOULD FPC PRESETS BE INSTALLED IN INSTALL#
There are a number of ways to install the Free Pascal Compiler and its libraries on your system.
7.1 Installing an FPC release from the official macOS packages.6.2.2.2 Source for a non-release version of FPC.6.2.2.1 Source for a release version of FPC.6.2.2 Obtaining the source with the GUI TortoiseSVN client.6.2.1.2 Source for a non-release version of FPC.6.2.1.1 Source for a release version of FPC.6.2.1 Obtaining the source with a command line svn client.6.1 Installing an FPC release with the Windows installer.3.1 Installing from the ports collection.2.3.1 Update from the source repository using SVN or Git.This document will try to help you do these things. New Version - you are creating a new release of the compiler.Or you want to confirm the compiler you have is the same as the one it produces, possibly running a checksum on the new one to confirm it matches the published one. Security - for organizational policy, legal requirements, or operational security, programs from untrusted sources cannot be used, and must be recompiled locally.
Do it yourself - you prefer to build applications from source where possible.New environment - you want to build the compiler for a processor or operating system that either a version of the compiler does not currently exist, or you are porting it to a new operating system or processor.Cross Compiling - you want to build a compiler that creates binaries for a different CPU architecture, operating environment, or both, than the one you are using right now.Intellectual curiosity - you want to discover the compiler's speed, using a medium sized application like the compiler itself.There are a number of reasons for doing this, including: While the Free Pascal Compiler comes pre-built for several processor architectures and operating systems, there may be occasions where a pre-built compiler won't do, and you need to build it yourself.
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