[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Another question, though: Suppose one writes (as I did in this case)
> a class that depends on a number of resource files, but is in the
> core sense of the word a library that requires its users to include
> certain interface definitions, i.e. Header files. Installing the
> bundle dumps it in $(GNUSTEP_SYSTEM_ROOT)/Local/Libraries but doesn't
> right now install any header files anywhere.
>
> This needs to be fixed: "make install" on such a source tree should
> put both the bundle and the header files where they belong. The
> question is, where do they belong? Is a Header file a bundle resource
> and therefore should go to Bundlename/Headers, or is it a system
> resource and goes to $(GNUSTEP_SYSTEM_ROOT)/Local/Headers/Bundlename,
> or what?
>
I think your describing a 'Framework', which GNUstep doesn't currently
support (but it would be nice if it did). A Framework is a library with
various resources (Headers, etc) that are all stored in one place. It
would be similar to storing things in Bundlename/Resources/...
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