Enrico Sersale wrote: > Only back gives some troubles; I've configured it with: --enable-win32 > --enable-winlib. > I've installed libtiff and libjpeg. > But when I try to launch an app I get: > > $ openapp Calculator.app > May 04 16:12:20 Calculator.exe[1120] No classes in bundle > May 04 16:12:20 Calculator.exe[1120] NSApplication.m:206 Assertion failed > in initialize_gnustep_backend. Can't load backend class > Error (objc-load):126 > c:\GNUstep\Local\Applications\Calculator.app\ix86 > \mingw32\gnu-gnu-gnu\Calculator.exe: Uncaught exception > NSInternalInconsistencyExeption, reason: NSApplication.m:206 Assertion > failed in initialize_gnustep_backend. Can't load backend class
This new problem is caused by the new file name handling. When loading a bundle the wrong file name is used as NSBundle uses cString instead of fileSystemRepresentation to get the file name. After fixing this (which I will apply later on) loading the bundle works. Still there is a big problem with gdomap and gdnc. It looks like all the programs started from GNUstep have a strange application name in the argv[0] argument. I will have to investigate this. Sorry for the inconvenience. Still I think that the changes that Richard did in this area were required, there just are a few places where further corrections are needed. Cheers Fred _______________________________________________ Help-gnustep mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnustep
