On 2020-07-05 at 10:31, Joan Moreau wrote: > Hi > > The lazbuild is commented because this does not work properly from > console, one shall use lazarus IDE in order to compile the sources > properly, and according to its architecture. Can the IDE be triggered to do this from the command line, so that the process can work without interaction from the user? If not, then this cannot be used to compile a program for a Debian package. The package-build process must be able to start with the uncompiled sources (with no IDE or similar already open) and end up with the compiled program, with no user interaction at all, beyond single command-line invocation which starts the whole process. This basically always requires a command-line compilation method. In order for this to be included in Debian, the final package build - after all testing and tweaking to make sure things work properly - will need to take place on the Debian build-daemon servers (AKA the buildds), with no user interaction whatsoever. I would not be surprised if those servers don't have a graphical environment available, such that a graphical IDE may not even be able to launch. I really do think that what you'll probably need to do is figure out what's going wrong with the lazbuild result and fix it. -- The Wanderer The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man. -- George Bernard Shaw
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