*;Riccardo, Is GSPdf correctly configured to your gs binary? Of course not. GSPdf looked for GhostScript in /usr/bin, FreeBSD installs it in /usr/local/bin.
GSPdf is working fine now. Sorry for the noise, Edwin Ancaer Op vr 26 mrt. 2021 om 14:26 schreef Riccardo Mottola < [email protected]>: > Hi, > > Edwin Ancaer wrote: > > $ openapp GSPdf > > 2021-03-24 09:12:32.129 GSPdf[34813:100161] No local time zone specified. > > 2021-03-24 09:12:32.129 GSPdf[34813:100161] Using time zone with > > absolute offset 0. > > 2021-03-24 09:12:32.128 GSPdf[34813:100161] styleoffsets ... guessing > > offsets > > 2021-03-24 09:12:32.130 GSPdf[34813:100161] styleoffsets ... guessing > > offsets > > Throwing 0x802db6b58, in flight exception: 0 > > Exception caught by C++: 0 > > Throwing 0x8061828a8, in flight exception: 0x802db6b58 > > Exception caught by C++: 0 > > Throwing 0x8061828a8, in flight exception: 0x8061828a8 > > Exception caught by C++: 0 > > > > The application is still responsive, the menu is working fine. It > > just won't open any PDF. > > Is this a known problem, or is it me again, that failed to install > > correctly? > > > > For me GSPdf works fine without those errors with both gcc and libobjc2 > runtimes. > > > Those messages are the lastest fun of libobjc2 - I get those exceptions > too: on any application when it throws any exception. On some systems > everything works, even with this message on others not. > > GCC works fine. > > I suppose you really have an exeption, but which one? Is GSPdf correctly > configured to your gs binary? > > can you run in gdb and put a breakpoint in [NSException raise] ? > > Riccardo >
