GormLib and GormCore both define a few NSObject methods with the same name. Obviously, such code is rather fragile since it depends on the order in which the Objective-C runtime system is initialized. Apparently, this works as intended on Linux, FreeBSD, and probably other systems. However it does not work on Darwin, where you cannot edit any connections and the inspectors for a lot other class are defunct as well. One can fix this on Darwin by swapping the two lines containing -lGorm and -lGormCore in GNUmakefile.preamble, but of course this will break things on all other platforms.
The attached patch removes all offending methods from IBObjectAdditions.m. Of course, the compiler will now complain about the incomplete implementation of the IBObjectAdditions category, so probably the remaining methods should moved away and defined somewhere in GormCore, too. Wolfgang
gorm-dupmethods.patch
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P.S.: Here is the exact list of duplicate methods as determined by sed'ing the output of the nm command for libGorm.dylib and libGormCore.dylib. +[NSObject canSubstituteForClass:] -[NSObject classInspectorClassName] -[NSObject connectInspectorClassName] -[NSObject editorClassName] -[NSObject helpInspectorClassName] -[NSObject imageForViewer] -[NSObject inspectorClassName] -[NSObject sizeInspectorClassName]
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