> Where would I find an example project (GNUmakefile,. resources,..) that > builds a complete application for MacOSX? I have built MacOSX > > Would it even be possible to build fat binaries (PPC, Intel) with > gnustep make?
One more idea: look at the SWK or GSCoreData sources. Both have a Demo Application that runs on the Mac and on GNUstep (SWK Browser, DataBuilder). The basic trick is * have a common source file directory (.h and .m files) * have there an Xcode project that builds natively (or universal) for the Mac - linking against Apple Cocoa frameworks (!) * add a GNUmakefile and a separate GNUstep-Info.plist * use a SVN repository to share/sync these files between a Mac and a Linux machine * on the Linux machine use GNUstep-make to build for Linux/GNUstep * use Solaris machine to build for Solaris/GNUstep So, what you should NOT try (although it is also possible): * use GNUstep to create applications to run natively on OSX (unless you have a good backend and require your users to install GNUstep through MacPorts/Fink) - i.e. OSX compatible .app bundles * compile on Xcode (i.e. Apple-gcc) to deploy code on Non-OSX machines (unless you have the correct cross-compiler for the target machine. That is what I am doing with QuantumSTEP for the ARM architecture). i.e. don't cross-compile. Share the sources in a common repository. -- hns _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
