Open tissatussa opened 1 year ago
I use Lasarus for it (open .lpi project file). I will add the command-line for pure fpc soon. Thanks for report.
I installed Lazarus on my Xubuntu 22.04 and i managed to compile ! Indeed, opening the .lpi file loads all source code files and then doing 'build' from the menu results in a valid binary, type AVX2-PEXT : the engine runs fine in CuteChess !
btw. i guess we don't need the full Lazarus IDE to compile / build your sources .. so, can you supply command line examples for FPC
? I also discovered LazBuild
, which seems part of the Lazarus package.
You are right - i have to include the command-line to compile it with pure FPC.
Hello!
With -Mdelphi -Rintel
, I can compile Booot from the command line.
If I append -CX -XX -Xs
, I get a smaller file.
I see the following definitions in the Lazarus project: -dBorland -dVer150 -dDelphi7 -dCompiler6_Up -dPUREPASCAL
I wonder if they are really needed.
By the way, if I compile in DEBUG mode (-dDEBUG -ghl
), the program crashes:
[roland@localhost 71-01]$ ./booot
An unhandled exception occurred at $000000000042E556:
EIntOverflow: Arithmetic overflow
$000000000042E556 FINDBRUTEFORCEMAGIC, line 329 of uMagic.pas
$000000000042F5C1 FINDMAGICFORSQUARE, line 426 of uMagic.pas
$000000000042F68A MAGICSINIT, line 438 of uMagic.pas
$000000000042C395 BITBOARDS_INIT, line 270 of uBitBoards.pas
$000000000042D1B5 UBITBOARDS_$$_init$, line 339 of uBitBoards.pas
$000000000041757C
I still have to test the effect of the -O2
, -O3
and -O4
options. I see that the Lazarus project uses -O4
.
I created a simple README with building instructions.
I also started to write a Makefile. Tested only on Linux.
SRC = $(wildcard *.pas)
booot: booot7.dpr $(SRC)
fpc -Mdelphi -Rintel -CX -XX -Xs $<
clean:
rm -f *.o
rm -f *.or
rm -f *.ppu
By the way, I think that the following files should be removed from the repository:
Maybe you could create a .gitignore file?
Thank you Robert. I still novice in git and sometimes do not even know what to do with it :-)
You are welcome. :)
Yes, git can sometimes look complicated. Now I see that my fork is two commits ahead. I don't know why. But it doesn't matter. I can delete it and create another one.
hi, it's nice that Booot can now be compiled on Linux, but your README does not show how .. once I used the FPC compiler to build Linux binaries from Pascal sources, can you give the full command line, including optional parameters ?