You don't say what OS version you are using, nor did you include
the log files. I'm guessing however that you are using the Apple
gcc, not the FSF gcc. Or if you do have FSF gcc, it did not install
the Objective-C library. You have to download and compile gcc from
gcc.gnu.org. GNUstep can't use Apple's gcc.
(Actually, I've been able to compile, but not run, GNUstep using
Apple's gcc that comes with Tiger, but that requires a few tweaks
that are not included in Startup).
using darwinports will give you the compiler and the tweaks, but not
the runtime.
yves
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