On Jul 1, 2005, at 5:43 PM, Jon Brisbin wrote:
I just downloaded the latest gnustep-startup and tried compiling it on
my powerbook (using darwinports' gcc4)
Everything compiles fine, but, as with my problems with GNUstep on
Win32, it crapped out when it tried to link. I can probably get away
with just using XCode and being careful to not use anything
Cocoa-specific. But that won't let me use the GNUstep XML stuff, which
I desperately need to test porting an application from Java to
Objective-C. I'd like to be able to work on it on my PowerBook, but if
I can't, I might not be able to do this project at all (unless I put
PPC linux on here too, but I'd rather not do that.) It's kind of part
work-related and part not ;-)
Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated! :-)
Jon Brisbin
Linking tool autogsdoc ...
/opt/local/bin/odld: Undefined symbols:
___objc_exec_class
_objc_get_class
_objc_msg_lookup
_objc_msg_lookup_super
Maybe you could try to compile the base library individually like this:
make messages=yes
and see if it is linking in the libobjc library and perhaps from where.
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