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I dont have ZSysUtils as one of the files that needed a pointer fixing according to my notes

Michael Don't get scare but the win32 installer is almost 33Megs, even in zip form its about 32.5Megs
The Linux src can be about 7 or 8 megs
maybe somebody can provide some web space while the lazarus problems get solved (hopefully for version 1.0 stable)
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Well I've done some more testing and with a version of lazarus from 20050731 it stills works ok, maybe somebody at the lazarus CVS changed something... What we can do right now is to upload a lazarus version that works for the others to download it as I said before I posses the version 20050731 win3...

the "overload" instead of "override" solution doesn't work, I've installed the 0.98 stable of lazarus and changed all the necessary override's for overload's during the compilation of zcomponent.lpk and then an error jumps out at: function TZAbstractRODataset.GetFieldData in the ...

I've done some testing with the new files but the dates still appears as 30/12/1899 I'm working with MySQL and there seems to be another problem with lazarus, I can only create valid dates fields by code sending the command: ZQuery1.SQL.Text:='INSERT INTO xxx (XXX VALUES ("YYYY-MM-DD")'; Z...

ZDbcCache, ZAbstractRODataset and ZDatasetUtils wuth pointers Fixes
Hopefully this will solve the date issues
There are about 15 other files that have fixes and I need to test them before send them
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Now the win32 instructions: under win32 you can use FPC 2.0.0, just downlad it from the FPC site at: http://www.freepascal.org/download.html after installing it you need to install a nightly build of lazarus from: http://www.ca.freepascal.org/Lazarus/ then from the package\lazarus directory from you...

First the intructions for Linux: *under Linux you need to install at least FPC 2.0.1 and the latest nightly snapshot of Lazarus (0.9.9)), the easyest way to do this is to download FPC rpms from: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=89339 Download fpc-2.0.0-0.i586.rpm Download fpcsrc...

Hi silvio, as I told you in a post before in this same thread, I've already installed lazarus under linux and posted the instructions five days ago in another thread "Lazarus+Linux= Installed...", but the "overload" instead of "override" is a good trick... just in case,...

OK I'll take a look at the files today, and do some testing The 3 files ZAbstractRODaraSet, ZDataSetUtils and ZDbCache have pointers fixes (^) according to my notes... I'll post the results later In case I need to upload some files I would be good to have a place even in this same new forum/page to ...

Yes I think both zip and tar.bz are the same source And Yes again the easyest way to install FPC is to install first FPC 2.0.0 from the rpm packages or converting the rpm packages with "alien" command BUT when you copy the FPC 2.0.1 files over the FPC 2.0.0 ones, you need to do the NEW &qu...

Hi Silvio, I've alredy installed Lazarus under a debian linux too (Kubuntu.. see my other post in the forum fro a few days ago:"Lazarus+Linux= Installed... BUT Can't find libmysqlclient.so" ) there I wrote the general instructions for anyone that want to give a try at linux to be able of i...

you can download the latest lazarus CVS snapshot from here
http://www.ca.freepascal.org/Lazarus/
for SVN snapshot you need to use SVN, but I've tried zeos with SVN version of lazarus under linux and got the same error, while with the CVS version I didnt got the error, but you can try
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I have a lot of zeosdbo_rework files with pointers and asm fixes... but when I use all of them at the same time I cant install zeos, maybe I mixed something because there were a lot of files that needed pointers fixes... If you tell me wich files contains the date data read/write procedures I'll sen...

You have my absolute permission to put all in a tutorial, Under ubuntu/kubuntu distro, there is a program called synaptic/kynaptic (depending on teh distro) that shows the files on the repositories and let you install them with the click of a mouse instead of using "apt-get"... if your dis...