On 30 Apr., 18:59, Andreas Höschler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > xCode and tried to link against the frameworks built with gnustep make.
Just a side-note: it is called Xcode (not X-Code or xCode etc.). > This worked with debug as the target but failed with release as the > target. There I got an eror message "framework are not compatible, > other platform". In the next step I tried to build the frameworks with > xCode as well, but the frameworks generated by xCode do not include a > Heades dir and thus are useless. :-( Xcode has some builtin search paths for frameworks, includes and libraries when you create a new project. You have to edit the project settings. Note, that a development and a release configuration are different and you must define them both (open the target info window, select build settings, select configuration "all" and replace all "multiple values" with a consisten value). > Is it possible to get along without xCode at all and build everything > (even applications) with gnustep make on MacOSX 10.5? And if not how Yes, why not? You can do everything from the commandline. > can I convince gnustep make and xCode to cooperate? Can I continue to Probably yes since this is exactly what I am doing with QuantumSTEP on Xcode 3.1. But I can't tell you how to do that exactly with vanilla GNUstep. > build the frameworks with gnustep make and only the apps with xCode? Nikolaus _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
