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#5 VCLua v0.6.3 or v0.7.1 for armv7 (Raspberry Pi)

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2020-05-21
2020-03-05
MOI
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I can't compile VCLua v0.6.3 (downloaded from SorceForge) with Lua 5.3 on the armv7 (Raspberry Pi) platform.
The system is Raspbian Buster with Lazarus 2.0 and occurs the error "Error while linking" without much more information.
Can you give me a guide to make the compilation or provide the corresponding binaries?.
It could also be a binary for VCLua v0.7.1 for Lua 5.1 in armv7 (it exists for Win32), as I would like to have similar versions in both Windows and Armv7.
Thanks for your attention.

Discussion

  • Janos Bali

    Janos Bali - 2020-05-14

    im waiting for my new pi. After i received it i will try to compile it for you.

     

  • MOI

    MOI - 2020-05-16

    Thank you very much for your help. I'll wait.

     

  • Janos Bali

    Janos Bali - 2020-05-19

    Added bugfixed source (vclua-0.6.3-arm.tar.gz) to files section. Tested on Raspberry Pi Zero W with raspbian buster. If you have problems, please attach the full error message.

     

  • MOI

    MOI - 2020-05-21

    Thank you.
    With your clear instructions in COMPILING I have managed to compile this version.
    There are some warnings about ctrbegin.o and crtend.o not found that I don't understand because they exist in the system.

    (9009) Assembling vcl
(9022) Compiling resource /tmp/vclua-0.6.3/lib/arm-linux/vcl.or
(9015) Linking /tmp/vclua-0.6.3/libvcl-arm.so
/tmp/vclua-0.6.3/src/vcl.lpr(43,30) Warning: (9034) "crtbegin.o" not found, this will probably cause a linking failure
/tmp/vclua-0.6.3/src/vcl.lpr(43,30) Warning: (9034) "crtend.o" not found, this will probably cause a linking failure
/usr/bin/ld.bfd: aviso: /tmp/vclua-0.6.3/link.res contiene secciones de salida. ¿Olvidó -T?
(1008) 148216 lines compiled, 28.4 sec
(1021) 35 warning(s) issued
(1022) 1225 hint(s) issued
(1023) 71 note(s) issued

    But the obtained library is correct and works correctly.
    Again, thank you so much for everything.

    P.D.: Done on Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) with Raspbian Buster.

     

    Last edit: MOI 2020-05-21

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