Scientific Linux
This article applies to Linux only.
See also: Multiplatform Programming Guide
Scientific Linux is a Linux distribution that is derived from free sources of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). It has been developed at Fermi lab with major contributions of CERN, ETH Zürich and DESY. Its intended main audience are scientists and researchers.
Installation
Although Lazarus and Free Pascal are not included in the standard distribution they can be easily installed from packages provdied by the Lazarus team. This requires only the following few steps:
- Download current RPM packages for your processor type (32 or 64 bit)
- fpc for Free Pascal (required for all configurations)
- fpc-src for Free Pascal sources (required for code completion)
- lazarus for the Lazarus IDE
- Install the packages by double clicking.
Graphical instructions
Files to be installed.
Start the Free Pascal Text mode IDE with fp
Free Pascal Text mode IDE on Scientific Linux
First start of Lazarus: Configure the IDE
A simple first app in design mode
First app successfully compiled
First app running...
