On 2026-01-04 20:39:48 +0100 R Frith-Macdonald <[email protected]> wrote:
> Since you are wanting to use the ng-gnu-gnu library combo (clang/libobjc2) > rather than the standard gnu-gnu-gnu library combo (gcc/gnu-libobjc), you > first configure gnustep-make that way (you didn't say whether you did that) > and install it. > > Next, you have to source GNUstep.sh to set up your environment, then > build/install libobjc2 (this is more complicated) so that it installs in the > correct place (if you configured gnustep-make with --layout=gnustep this is > NOT /usr/local since the gnustep layout uses /usr/GNUstep/...). However, the > libobjc2 code should use the information provided by GNUstep.sh to find the > correwct place whichever filesystem layout you chose. > Thanks both! I suppose the issue is that when I installed libobjc2, sudo didn't didn't copy the enviroment, with the enecessary variables set by GNUstep.sh. I learnd I have to use sudo -i, source the Makefile script for root, and than run the make install. Anyway a question raises: I read around that the clang/libobjc2 is the most suggested choice, isn't it? Waiting to go deeper in that, yesterday I installed gnustep from OS repository, and I am currently writing this e-mail from GNUmail ;-). -- Mick
