Le 24/07/2019 à 19:29, Andreas Fink a écrit :
this might help you. It's based on Debian9 but on Debian10 theres only
a few dependency libraries having a newever version number.
Key takeaway: use llvm8 or llvm9 and use the gold linker and set
RUNTIME_VERSION=gnustep-2.0.
Thanks a lot for
this might help you. It's based on Debian9 but on Debian10 theres only a few dependency libraries having a newever version number.Key takeaway: use llvm8 or llvm9 and use the gold linker and set RUNTIME_VERSION=gnustep-2.0.
installing-gnustep-2019-03-08.pdf
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Hi ! I'm currently testing gnustep in debian 10 (32 bit) with libobjc-2.0.
I plan to try 64 bit version soon.
I've built ilt with clang-8 from https://apt.llvm.org/ and with a script
adapted from Patryck Laurent's ones (see attachment).
I've tested on real hardware and in a virtual machine and got
