Hi, I reported this problem some time ago but made no progress at that time. Today though I have discovered what might be a clue - so I'd appreciate anyone who has knowledge of the objc runtime having a look at this and seeing if it's relevant to the problem.
Setup: latest CVS gnustep on Win2000/Cygwin tools/mingw32. Background: The basic problem is that gnustep-gui classes are not found at runtime. gnustep-base classes are fine, and other frameworks that I use (MusicKit, SndKit etc) also load ok. Diagnostic tools: I compile libobjc-1.1.0 with the debug option on, so all loading and caching of imps, modules and classes is reported. New clue: For the first time, I see some diagnostic output that seems to relate to a gnustep-gui class, thus hopefully pointing to the fact that it is being at least partially loaded. In this case, I get some of the following in the output: ... Record selector NSEraseRect:[(null)] as: 1459 Record selector NSHighlightRect:[(null)] as: 1460 Record selector NSRectClip:[(null)] as: 1461 Record selector NSRectClipList::[(null)] as: 1462 Record selector NSRectFill:[(null)] as: 1463 (etc) These selectors come from gnustep-gui's NSGraphicsContext.m file. Strangely though, while it would be usual to see NSGraphicsContext.m mentioned just before its selectors are recorded, this is not the case here. In fact, this is what's logged: ... received module: GSCompatibility.m gathering selectors from module: GSCompatibility.m received module: PerformSound.m gathering selectors from module: PerformSound.m received module: SndConditionLock.m Record selector NSEraseRect:[(null)] as: 1459 Record selector NSHighlightRect:[(null)] as: 1460 Record selector NSRectClip:[(null)] as: 1461 Record selector NSRectClipList::[(null)] as: 1462 Record selector NSRectFill:[(null)] as: 1463 (etc) Needless to say, my SndConditionLock class makes absolutely no reference to any of the graphics functions/selectors. There are not even any headers imported that would refer to appkit things. Looking at the order of output from gnustep-objc-1.1.0/init.c, these selectors should definitely be related to the preceding module name (as far as I can make out). If this makes any sense to anyone, please let me know! Could it be that gcc is messing up the symbol tables? Cheers, Stephen Brandon [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Bug-gnustep mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnustep
