Le vendredi, 15 nov 2002, � 05:08 Europe/Paris, Adam Fedor a �crit :
Well there's really only two possibilities. Either the runtime wasn't compiled with threads, or there's a problem with the lower-level thread library.Hi Adam,
You could check in gnustep-make, the config.make file, 'objc_threaded' should have a thread library to link to.
You're right, there was no objc_threaded library. I had to specify --with-thread-lib="-L /usr/lib -lpthread" on my Debian system when recompiling gnustep-make.
Maybe there is something wrong in the GNUstep make 1.5.0 configure script, because the pthread lib was in /usr/lib, so it should have been found. This would slightly ease the process of installing GNUstep-make. I would also add that some Unixes (like Darwin) do not have a pthread lib, because it seems like the pthreads are defined within the system library, and I'm not sure GNUstep would be thread-enabled in this case.
Thanks a lot for your advice anyway, because I now have a working port of my application :)
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