2005/11/8, Adrian Robert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Not sure if this is causing your particular segfault, but make sure
you add -DCANNOT_DUMP to C/CPPFLAGS (see nextstep/compile). And
GNUSTEP _should_ be being defined if you use the compile script.
(But probably in the long run GNUSTEP / COCOA should be defined in
the appropriate place in configure.in as you say.)
Yes, -DCANNOT_DUMP solves the segfault problem, I can now "make install" : ) I did not use the nextstep/compile script, but performed its tasks one by one manually.
But when I cd into nextstep/build/Emacs.app and run "./Emacs -q", I met these error messages:
ns_init_paths: '/home/sun/sandbox/emacs-23.0.0_NS-9.0pre1/nextstep/build/Emacs.app'
/home/sun/sandbox/emacs-23.0.0_NS-9.0pre1/nextstep/build/Emacs.app/Resources
2005-11-08 23:56:16.000 Emacs[13820] NSApplication.m:203 Assertion failed in initialize_gnustep_backend. Unable to find backend libgnustep-back.bundle
./Emacs: Uncaught exception NSInternalInconsistencyException, reason: NSApplication.m:203 Assertion failed in initialize_gnustep_backend. Unable to find backend libgnustep-back.bundle
It seems there's something wrong with my GNUStep env, maybe the "backend" part. I'm new to GNUStep, what's that mean? and what should I do?
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