On 13 Jan 2007, at 18:32, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
compile and just put them all together in an application bundle?
I don't know how regular GNUstep is solving this (if at all).
If you configure gnustep-make with --disable-flattened, then multiple
binaries for the same app can be stored in the bundle. I don't quite
remember the hierarchy (and it may have changed since I last used it,
years ago) but it was something like:
Foo.app/
i386-pc-linux-gnu/
gnu-gnu-gnu/
Foo*
powerpc-apple-darwin/
gnu-gnu-gnu/
Foo*
apple-apple-apple/
Foo*
If you also configure gnustep-make with --enable-multi-platform, then
determining the platform being run on is done when GNUstep.sh is
invoked, so you can distribute a fat GNUstep to multiple arch's
Cheers,
Graham.
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