More informations in the Readme !

bepascal/Readme

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 #    License along with this library; if not, write to the Free                  
 #    Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307  USA   
 
-Requirements
+REQUIREMENTS
 
 To use BePascal, you need :
 
  - the free pascal compiler (fpc). Available at http://www.freepascal.org/down-beos.html.
- - jam. Available at http://www.freepascal.org/down-beos.html
+ - jam. Available at http://bebits.com/app/2981
 
 and this package !
 
-Installation
+INSTALLATION
 
 Jam, fpc and ppc386 should be set in your /boot/home/config/bin.
 
 Then you will have to edit the .fpc.cfg file in /boot/home to add a path to bepascal files :
 
--Fu<path where you unzip bepascal_all.zip>source/bepascal/pas/src/be/*
+  -Fu<path where you unzip bepascal_all.zip>source/bepascal/pas/src/be/*
+
+You can also add the -S2 option in your .fpc.cfg to be more "delphi friendly" and to avoid to give it at each command.
+
+When all is ready, you can make "jam" at the command line at the root of BePascal source tree.
+
+Then, you can install C/C++ library in /boot/home/config/lib using "jam install"
+
+OTHER OPTIONS
+
+You can make debug version of C/C++ libraries using ;
+
+jam -sDEBUGGER=TRUE
+
+HOW TO DEBUG ?
+
+Debugging is a difficult task with fpc as there is not yet a dedicated debugger under BeOS. With BePascal, you can use bdb to help debugging pascal programs. But it is far from perfect.
+
+First, you'll have to compile the pascal program to be debugged using -g option, and C/C++ libraries using jam -sDEBUGGER=TRUE.
+
+then, you can debug using
+
+bdb <your program>
+
+bdb will go to the first line of the main function, but pascal code will be only in assembler. But, C/C++ sources are available, and you can set break points there.
+
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