I'm thinking of building GNUstep with GC.
Does it works?
How does that work? I need to know a bit about the internal as I'm using
GNUstep through a managed C++ wrapper and wonder how this will work...
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Lloyd Dupont wrote:
I'm thinking of building GNUstep with GC.
Does it works?
hi,
I am very sure that it does not work as you expect because 99,% of the
people use it with refcounting
(retain/release).
Dave
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On 8 Jun 2006, at 10:12, Lloyd Dupont wrote:
I'm thinking of building GNUstep with GC.
Does it works?
Probably not well ... I think it's been years since anyone used
it ... of course someone may know different, but if anyone had been
actively using it I would have hoped they would have
So if my understanding of what you said is correct only libobjc must be
recompiled with Boehm GC to have a Garbage Collected GNUstep app, right?
And retain/release will do nothing, wether or not I recompiled gnustep-base
with GC?
I suppose I should use the library in dev-libs/libobjc?
And,
I want to write a second clean install from scratch of GNUstep, including
everythin (MinGW, etc..)
There was a nice how to web page.
However I can't find it again and it seems to be nowhere visible on the web
site.
Any idea where this how to install GNUstep on Mingw page might be?
found it!
http://wiki.gnustep.org/index.php/Installation_on_Windows
in fact there was a link it's late
Regards,
Lloyd Dupont
NovaMind development team
NovaMind Software
Mind Mapping Software
www.nova-mind.com
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From: Lloyd Dupont [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hello,
In my application I read in a c-string, convert that c-string to an
NSString, and then print that NSString using printf. If I input a
newline character into the c-string, when I print the NSString, it
prints out the '\n' character, instead of a newline. Here's the code (I
don't really use
On 2006-06-08 17:57:22 +0200 Nate Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So when I run it, and enter in:
Hi\n
That is four (4) characters you entered
It prints out:
output: |Hi\n|
So four (4) characters are printed,
but I want it to print out:
output: |Hi
|
and not three (3) as you would want
Greetings!
Quick question:
Does anyone here know what features are lacking in POC that gcc's objc
compiler supports?
I'm finding myself interested in a platform ( Plan 9 ) which does not have
access to a complete gnu toolchain, so I'm looking into the Portable Object
Compiler as a possible
Hi,
I think this provides a good and short answer:
http://www.oreillynet.com/cs/user/view/cs_msg/18544
W.
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