On Tue, Mar 10, 2015 at 10:35 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > I'd like to try compiling some GNUStep Tutorial Code on OSX Yosemite as > Kevin Mitchell's post indicated he has done: (This is my main desktop > machine and I just upgraded to Yosemite). > > https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/gnu.gnustep.discuss/WVZhlHIVexI > > Using gnustep-make, from homebrew which uses the Cocoa framework. > > To do it, apparently you have to fix or supply the missing > RELEASE/AUTORELEASE macros. > > Anyone have a clue how to do that ? >
Maybe something like this? (Untested) #define RELEASE(x) [(x) release] #define AUTORELEASE(x) [(x) autorelease] #define RETAIN(x) [(x) retain] > I spend more time trying to install GNUStep than i do actually using it. > > I had no trouble installing it on Ubuntu 14.04 last summer on a desktop I > have since discarded. Now I try the same steps (posted by Schaub), > > > https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/gnu.gnustep.discuss/ubuntu$20schaub/gnu.gnustep.discuss/MNF0kdagxZ4/B35fBXBpYTwJ > > And in fails in the cmake <space> .. stating that it can find the > pthread.h but is missing some other pthread_code component. > > #install libobjc2 > cd ~/Downloads/libobjc2 > mkdir build > cd build > cmake .. > make > sudo make install > In other email you clarified that this is a separate Ubuntu 14.04 install, and is unrelated to attempting to build GNUstep tutorial code on Yosemite. Thank you. Could you please be more specific what fails here? 'pthread_code' doesn't mean anything. Please post relevant portion of the build logs :-) > > I dream of a stable GNUstep environment were I can actually try out some > of the apps instead of wondering which missing component or incompatible > version of what, where, is messing up the works. > > Or...should I just use apt-get to install the Debian stuff on Ubuntu 14.04 > ? Will that give me enough to do compiles ? > It'll be a bit outdated, but it should work.
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