On 03/17/2013 05:21 PM, Waitman Gobble wrote:
Chris Petrik <[email protected]> wrote ..
On 03/17/2013 04:23 PM, Waitman Gobble wrote:
John Marino <[email protected]> wrote ..
On 3/17/2013 22:58, Chris Petrik wrote:
Yes, after review I notice the GNUstep ports are totally not working..
it doesn't work with base clang.
However, clang in ports works, and all the GNUstep modules build from
svn without issue.. so it really should be a piece of cake to build
some new GNUstep ports.. if there's interest.
Here are my notes so far.
FWIW - All the GNUstep ports build fine in DPorts (ports on DragonFly).
However, the compiler uses is the base compiler, which is GCC 4.7 with
ObjC built-in.
That would imply setting USE_GCC=4.6+ would "fix" gnustep on ports, no?
John
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Maybe it will work, I tried with gcc48. One of the gnustep ports is stuck on
trying to build gcc4.2 for some reason.. I don't recall which one at the moment,
i think it was base?
I would try the next minimum build which is 4.4 if that works then add
in 4.4+ etc.. but i havent messed with it yet.
Yes, this should work. BUT why the heck would one of the GNUstep ports
stubbornly demand to try to install gcc 4.2 from ports? Something to check out.
GNUstep src from svn builds without any troubles, so it should be very easy to
set up some new ports IMHO. The GNUstep apps build OK too, it's just a matter
of setting the variable GNUSTEP_MAKEFILES to point to the Makefiles.
Here's a screen shot of GORM running on my FreeBSD 10.0-CURRENT machine w/
XFCE4 desktop.
https://dx.burplex.com/ui/gorm-sreenshot.png
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I would be using the latest released ver not svn.
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