Hi Michael,
Michael wrote:
Has anyone ever updated flexisheet for modern (non PPC) systems?
are you referring to the Quantrix-like spreadsheet application from
Stefan Leuker?
What sources are you using?
Many many years ago, we of the GNUstep Application Project, asked to
make the sources public, we got the latest tarball which an "alpha", so
it was some sort change between releases.
I "fixed" the sources so they compile fine on Tiger and PPC "again"
(since transitioning to 10.5 was in progress)
Also, since the goal was to port the Application to GNUstep, the code
was cleaned of PPC-isms and other unportable hacks: currently it
compiles with GNUstep on Intel.
I just tried today and those sourcs indeed compile on intel-32bit under
Leopard! The specific xcode project is in! so the cleanup helps mac too.
The bad news is that it is still a jam project, upgrading it broke the
build for me in a very strange way and I am not an XCode expert. For
some reason the Application doesn't link correctly against the FSCore
framwork. Any experts that can help me?
Furthermore: I don't know which version of application you refer to, but
the release we have works but has both bugs and unimplemented features.
My work limited itself to making the code more portable, I was not able
to do any significant develpment in months, if your or anyone is
interested...
http://gap.nongnu.org/
http://gap.nongnu.org/flexisheet/index.html
and you can get the code here:
http://svn.savannah.gnu.org/viewvc/gap/trunk/user-apps/FlexiSheet/
Riccardo
PS: as a side note, many applications of GAP are also ported to Mac and
in most cases they support PPC and Intel well and are compatible with
10.4 and even 10.3, just because I do it and I like it !
