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Indy 10 for ArmV7 - KeesBl - 11-23-2020 I try to use Indy 10 on Lazarus. I've installed Lazarus with fpcupdeluxe for cross compiling. My project is a minimal project: program exportSmData; {$mode objfpc}{$H+} uses {$IFDEF UNIX} cthreads, {$ENDIF} Classes, SysUtils, idException, idHttp; var cc: TidHttp; begin cc:=TIdHttp.create(nil); cc.free; end. This compiles and links fine for targets Windows and Linux 64 bits. When I target Linux on Armv7 (for a Raspberry Pi) I get a link error: ....\cross\bin\arm-linux\arm-linux-gnueabihf-ld.exe: cannot find -lrt. A missing library? I wonder whether it is possible to compile and link Indy 10 to Arm. I've compiled and linked a few other programs with this setup to arm without problems. Greetings, Kees RE: Indy 10 for ArmV7 - rlebeau - 11-24-2020 (11-23-2020, 07:01 PM)KeesBl Wrote: This compiles and links fine for targets Windows and Linux 64 bits. When I target Linux on Armv7 (for a Raspberry Pi) I get a link error: I don't see how that has anything to do with Indy specifically. Sounds like a general issue with your FreePascal/Lazarus setup instead. RE: Indy 10 for ArmV7 - KeesBl - 11-24-2020 (11-24-2020, 03:46 AM)rlebeau Wrote:(11-23-2020, 07:01 PM)KeesBl Wrote: This compiles and links fine for targets Windows and Linux 64 bits. When I target Linux on Armv7 (for a Raspberry Pi) I get a link error: Thanks rlebeau for looking at my problem. In my lazarus setup a lot of command line programs without Indy compile and link without problems for arm, win64 and linux 64. When I added idHttp.pas to the project I get this error. The Indy 10 package is not installed in my Lazarus setup. --------------------------- I've found the problem. The missing library is called librt.so. In lazarus was a library librt.so.1. After copy librt.so.1 to librt.so the error is gone. So the problem is not on Indy but in fpcupdeluxe. Sorry for the noise. |