Didn't reply to the list.... ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: "Stefan Bidigaray" <[email protected]> Date: Feb 29, 2016 8:57 AM Subject: Re: Install GNUstep on a fresh Debian Jessie (S1-E2) To: "Tristan Bellogi" <[email protected]> Cc:
I just noticed something from your configure output... Your system is picking up libobjc2, not libobjc2. After checking for all the directories, the script does a check for the library and it is using the GCC version of the library, not the one you built. I would just uninstall gobjc altogether. See if that help you any when configuring/installing make. On Feb 29, 2016 8:37 AM, "Tristan Bellogi" <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Le 29/02/2016 14:28, Stefan Bidigaray a écrit : > > > On Feb 29, 2016 5:29 AM, "Tristan Bellogi" <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > checking for User Applications directory... GNUstep/Applications > > checking for User Admin Applications directory... > GNUstep/Applications/Admin > > checking for User Web Applications directory... > GNUstep/Library/WebApplications > > checking for User Tools directory... GNUstep/Tools > > checking for User Admin Tools directory... GNUstep/Tools/Admin > > checking for User Library directory... GNUstep/Library > > checking for User Headers directory... GNUstep/Library/Headers > > checking for User Libraries directory... GNUstep/Library/Libraries > > checking for User Documentation directory... > GNUstep/Library/Documentation > > checking for User Info Documentation directory... > GNUstep/Library/Documentation/info > > checking for User Man Documentation directory... > GNUstep/Library/Documentation/man > > checking for System User directory... /home > > checking for Network User directory... /home > > checking for Local User directory... /home > > <snip> > > > But while doing this I just notice that: > > > > checking for System User directory... /home > > checking for Network User directory... /home > > checking for Local User directory... /home > > > > seem to NOT have not been created... I've a correct GNUstep tree within > /usr/GNUstep but no GNUstep dir within my own home, nor anywhere else...??? > Did I've already made a BIG mistake or miss something important ? > > What exactly is wrong? Are you having a specific problem or are you just > not seeing the directory? The GNUstep directory isn't created until you > first use it, usually when setting a default or something. The system > doesn't know under which user to create it. > > > Since every install scripts I've being reading begin to install the Make > System first, completly remove clang/llvm... In this case I of course can't > use --enable-objc-nonfragile-abi option in the my command... > > And of course if I choose to run upon Objc2 it is probably to be able to > use such a feature ;-) > > I haven't had to do an install from complete scratch in a while, so my > memory might be fuzzy... I believe libobjc2 should be installed before > GNUstep make. It uses Cmake as it's build system and is independent from > the rest of the GNUstep build system. > > Yep! I've read 'bout this several places, that's why I did install > libobjc2 before everything else! > > > Ok, let's go further, just to see..., next step is to download the Base > library and build it., OK? > > At this point, running a simple: ./configure shortly ends asking me to > install the GNUstep Make first!? > > Did you source GNUstep.sh? Just saying it to .bashrc is not enough. That > file only gets sourced when you start a bash session. If you're building a > system with GUI, I would suggest putting it in .xinitrc or .xsession, > depending on how you start X. > > YES Sir, I did source GNUstep.sh (both by hand and programmatically) > > Hopefully this helps you some. > > Not really yet, but let me thank you anyway Stefan. > > Later, > Tristan > >
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