Raphael Sebbe wrote:
>
> I am using MacOSX DP2 (not server). I could not compile nib2gmodel.
> Why isn't it possible to copy the nib file to the GNUstep box, and
> translate it to gmodel under gnustep ? In other word, is it
> absolutely necessary to use it on MacOS X, or not ?
> If it is, do I have to install GNUstep in OS X, or to recreate a PB
> project with the files of ni2gmodel.tar ?
>
Perhaps I didn't explain very well before. nib2gmodel MUST be used on a
MacOS X. Apple doesn't publish what the nib files look like. We have no
idea what they look like, other than trying to reverse engineer them
(and then they might change in a new release), so we let the MacOSX
libraries read them and then write them in out own format using
nib2gmodel.
You don't need GNUstep on MacOSX, just nib2gmodel. If your having
problems compiling nib2gmodel, please tell us what problem. We can't fix
them unless you tell us what the problems are.
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