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[Lazarus] Crosscompile to Android on arm?
I have a GUI program developed in FPC/Lazarus x64 on Windows.
cross-compile my Windows application for Android phone use?
Indy10 (via indylaz) for the TCP/IP communications stuff.
Re: [Lazarus] Crosscompile to Android on arm?
> I have a GUI program developed in FPC/Lazarus x64 on Windows.
> easier from a phone.
> cross-compile my Windows application for Android phone use?
> Indy10 (via indylaz) for the TCP/IP communications stuff.
You could possibly hire me (or other that I know).
Or we could trade things?
dongle I need to use in Lazarus. I'll trade some work for that code!
I'd enjoy hearing more ideas from others!
>> I have a GUI program developed in FPC/Lazarus x64 on Windows.
>> easier from a phone.
>> cross-compile my Windows application for Android phone use?
>> Indy10 (via indylaz) for the TCP/IP communications stuff.
> You could possibly hire me (or other that I know).
> Or we could trade things?
> dongle I need to use in Lazarus. I'll trade some work for that code!
> I'd enjoy hearing more ideas from others!
>>> I have a GUI program developed in FPC/Lazarus x64 on Windows.
>>> easier from a phone.
>>> cross-compile my Windows application for Android phone use?
>>> Indy10 (via indylaz) for the TCP/IP communications stuff.
>> You could possibly hire me (or other that I know).
>> Or we could trade things?
>> dongle I need to use in Lazarus. I'll trade some work for that code!
>> I'd enjoy hearing more ideas from others!
Did you read "Crosscompile" as compiling *on* android?
like on a regular PC but *targeting* Android.
> Did you read "Crosscompile" as compiling *on* android?
> like on a regular PC but *targeting* Android.
>dongle I need to use in Lazarus. I'll trade some work for that code!
from Keylok (a Keylok3 dongle) that has similar capabilities.
operating system, they say it is "driver-less".
way to go if one needs FPC.
> from Keylok (a Keylok3 dongle) that has similar capabilities.
> operating system, they say it is "driver-less".
> way to go if one needs FPC.
I visited the Vasa. Maybe if I visit again we can meet up?
>I visited the Vasa. Maybe if I visit again we can meet up?
vastly improved since 1992, it is worth a re-visit.
building the same sources I use on my Win7 PC also on a RaspberryPi3B.
Same FPC and Lazarus versions (3.0.4/1.8.4).
about on different target systems?
the best and has the most up-to-date software.
>building the same sources I use on my Win7 PC also on a RaspberryPi3B.
>Same FPC and Lazarus versions (3.0.4/1.8.4).
I was wrong, there ARE problems!
No dialog or anything, it just disappears from sight!!!
FPC/Lazarus (64 bit version) and on Windows it works just fine.
It uses Indy10 for TCP communications.
FPC 3.0.4 and Lazarus 1.8.4.
Opened the project in Lazarus and compiled and ran the program.
If that is needed also here, where should it be put?
Did you run it from inside Lazarus? Thus with the debugger? That might help you find the problem.
Maybe, depending on your program.
Also in the main project file in front of any other units. If your program indeed uses threads (don't know whether Indy uses them) then you'll also either need to add UseCThreads to the project defines or remove the "$ifdef UseCThreads" so that the cthreads unit is always used on Unix-like systems.
>> If that is needed also here, where should it be put?
>UseCThreads" so that the cthreads unit is always used on Unix-like systems.
there I can interact with the device.
Problem for another forum, though.
>there I can interact with the device.
>Problem for another forum, though.
another RPi unit running at home using FileZilla on my Win7 laptop.
Then started it in a VNC window on tghe RPI back home.
If it is possible, exactly how can it be done?