newbie question about brookframework HOT 7 CLOSED

Open brookrt.lpk (and your choice of database) and install, you'll need greyhound as well

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amead [email protected] wrote:

Perhaps I've missed it in the docs, getting started, README.markdown, but I cannot seem to understand how to install this framework. I'd prefer to use it with Lazarus, if that matters.

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Open brookrt.lpk (and your choice of database) and install, you'll need greyhound as well

@amead you will found the Greyhound here: https://github.com/mdbs99/Greyhound

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Open brookrt.lpk (and your choice of database) and install, you'll need greyhound as well

Hm... he can't install this package because it's a RT (runtime) package. ;(

But, to install and to show Brook wizards in your Lazarus it's very easy: open and install the package brookex.lpk, after this, the brookrt.lpk package already be registered in the IDE.

Brook does not depend on the third party packages to be installed, it has its own package. I think it would be interesting to add this explanation of installation on the Get Started page.

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@amead, that worked for you? If yes, please close this issue, OK? Thank you friends! :)

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I imagine it would but to be honest I cannot find a Laz 1.1 package and I don't want to roll my own so I'm going to have to wait for Laz 1.1 and FPC 2.62.

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Sorry. :/

You use Linux or Windows? You can to create a virtual machine (with VirtualBox: https://www.virtualbox.org), install Lazarus on it and taste Brook.

I use VirtualBox forever. ;)

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Now you can use the new released Lazarus (http://sourceforge.net/projects/lazarus/files). Brook compiles fine in Laz 1.0.8 and FPC 2.6.2. 👍

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