I tested gnustep-make and gnustep-base 1.8.0 on an Apple G3 running OS X 10.2.8 (darwin6.8). To compile the base library for the GNU ObjC-Runtime, I used gcc-3.3.2 and libffi-3.4-20031015. To run the testsuite, I installed guile 1.6.4. Since I installed dlcompat-20030629, Bundles work!
The following tests in the Testing subdirectory fail: nsconnection_client fails immediately after start with a segmentation fault. The output of the server is just: connection:didConnect: (nsconnection_server works on darwin) nsinvocation fails partly: Starting Calling proxy Testing NS_MESSAGE ... ERROR ... expecting 6 and got 1322393 Testing NS_INVOCATION ... ERROR ... expecting 8 and got 1302793 ... (other invocations ok) nsscan fails as on PowerPC/Linux: scanDouble of `12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345 67890123456789012345678901234567890e-99' returned value 1.23456789012345824e+00 (6 LSB different). Finished Tests The output of nstask differs from i86/Linux: ... 2003-10-23 17:42:43.709 nstask[3990] Got PATH of '(null)' ... All other tests seem to work. To install gnstep-guile 1.1.2, I had to copy config.guess and config.sub from the gcc sources for, and libtool (AFTER configure) from the guile source directory (both for Greg). I changed libguile.so in greg and greg.scm into libguile.dylib. When compiling libgstep_guile, Makefile adds -lobjc as a needed library. I had to repeat the linking process without this library (it finds the next library instead of the gnu runtime). To run the testsuite (1.7.0), I had to remove the last test of NSConnection: It passes (!), but produces a segmentation fault shortly later. The results of the remaining tests are attached. Is it really possible to compile the base-library with combo apple-gnu-gnu? Carl Eugen _______________________________________________ Bug-gnustep mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnustep
