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The Lazarus IDE is a stable and feature rich visual programming environment for the FreePascal Compiler. It supports the creation of self-standing graphical and console applications and runs on Linux, FreeBSD, MacOSX and Windows.
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Very good program language! I made several program's with it! You can find Srt Editor here on Sourceforge and it was made with Lazarus.
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Lazarus is a fine project, but the lowest rated comment currently visible at the top is one that new users may take at face value and think that cross compiling is difficult. It is not: * If you are using 64 bit Lazarus on Win64 and want to generate (and debug) a 32 bit executable then install the associated lazarus-x.x-fpc-y.y.y-cross-i386-win32-win64.exe from the files section. Similarly you could install 32 bit Lazarus on Win64 and cross compile a 64 bit executable. * If you want to cross compile from Windows to Linux or vice versa, or to a different CPU architecture, then I suggest you use the excellent FpcUpdeluxe available on GitHub. FpcUpDeluxe will usually install the required binary tools as well.
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Migrei para lazarus e hoje desenvolvo para Windows ferramentas comerciais que atendem bem ao proposito. Um grande obrigado a toda equipe que dedica um tempo a esse projeto fascinante!
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если честно программа не понятная и вообще не очень
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I love Lazarus. It's not perfect, but it costs me nothing. The IDE is very customisable and every release brings improvement. Pascal is not the prettiest programming language, however, it is easy to understand for beginners, can be used for advanced work, and compiles projects to a single exe on Windows. This is my go-to tool for making Windows desktop applications. I transitioned from Delphi (started as a student back in the 90's) to Lazarus around 2014.