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Okay I think i've figured out my problem. I'm not used to the Lazarus concept of package management. So I've messed up some things: It seems to me as if it cached an old version of the package, so I got this compile error. Whatever. Now it works fine for me.

Thanks again and kind regards

Thanks for your work. I will take a closer look at it as soon as possible.

*edit*

I spent some time to it right now and run into the problem that i cannot add the package lnetvisual, since it doesn't compile due to the Addr member of a structure is missing.



Am I missing something in my Lazarus installation?

Kind Regards

Thanks for your answer. To be honest: I have not expected an answer so soon and thought the forum was already dead. So I'm really happy to hear from you! :-)

I'm really thankful that you are taking the effort to check this. The last few days I've thought about several scenarios how to keep our shard world building team capable of acting.

Looking forward to hear from you soon.

Hi,

5 years later I get here. I struggled some days now to get it compiling. (Without success)
First of all: i'm not a pascal developer. So everything is kind of new to me.
My goal is to fix some bugs in the Centred client for my shard, since the latest mul file formats are not supported and so centred is broken for us. :-(

I was really struggling getting everything. Even getting the source code via HG didnt work due to a 404 error.
But I get it file by file from http://redmine.aksdb.de/projects/centred/repository

Then I followed this steps: http://redmine.aksdb.de/projects/centred/wiki/SourceCode

I've tried to get exactly the specified versions. But many links are dead again. :-(
But finally I got everything. Then i've tried to import the packages into lazarus with one error after the other. A while later I came to the conclusion, that none of the versions fit together anymore.

So is there still a way to obtain the environment to build this?

Otherwise the source code seems to be lost and I will have to fix this in assembly code, which is very time consuming. :-(

Kind regards