> > Anyway I replaced dirname in create_domain_dir.sh with a sed one liner, as > > you suggested. Maybe I should replace all other occurrences of dirname, > > Thanks :-) > > BTW - what I was doing was installing the GNUstep makefiles to try and see > if I could get Renaissance running under OpenStep. I dont know if the work > you did on the makefile package will allow it to work under OS4.2 though (and > I also hit the"need to find myself an XMLparser" problem when trying to > compile renaissance) but if that could be amde to workthen it should also > run under WebObjects on NT4 as well.
Yes - there is nothing 'fundamental' against this plan. I don't think the gnustep-make system will build applications and frameworks natively for OS4.2 at the moment, we need separate code for that, but it should be quite easy to write: it's probably the same as for Apple, with a few tweaks in the bundle structure. But finding the XML parser is probably the first thing to do though :-) Any working SAX parser would do. You could even take one from some open source project and adapt it. > At which point you can write an App with a .gsmarkup file and have it > run on OSX, GNUstep, OpenStep and Windows. Yes _______________________________________________ Bug-gnustep mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnustep
