On 13 Jan 2007, at 18:32, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
compile and just put them all together in an application bundle?
I don't know how regular GNUstep is solving this (if at all).
If you configure gnustep-make with --disable-flattened, then multiple
binaries for the same app can be stored
Graham,
many thanks - I didn't know.
Rgds,
Nikolaus
Graham J Lee schrieb:
On 13 Jan 2007, at 18:32, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
compile and just put them all together in an application bundle?
I don't know how regular GNUstep is solving this (if at all).
If you configure gnustep-make
On 1/14/07, Fred Kiefer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paddy Smith schrieb:
is gsnd current? I don't seem to have one in my debian packages,
and I couldn't get the source (from that package) to compile.
when I try to use NSSound I get told about gsnd.
I looked at cynthiune, and that will make
I implemented (experimental) precompiled headers support in gnustep-make.
Precompiled headers can speed up the compilation of your project significantly
if you're using a gcc that supports it.
Here is how you use them in gnustep-make:
0. install gnustep-make from subversion/trunk. Make sure
I implemented (experimental) precompiled headers support in gnustep-make.
Unfortunately, with my compiler (4.1.1 20070105 (Red Hat 4.1.1-51)) I can't get
precompiled ObjC headers to work. :-(
It works fine for C headers, but it doesn't seem to work for ObjC headers.
In attach a couple of
If I first precompile test.h
gcc -x objective-x-header test.h
Obviously I meant
gcc -x objective-c-header test.h
Btw, I also got an internal compiler error (in gcc test.m -lobjc with
precompiled headers) once using this same procedure, not sure what made it
crash that time but not
I implemented (experimental) precompiled headers support in gnustep-mak=
e.
Unfortunately, with my compiler (4.1.1 20070105 (Red Hat 4.1.1-51)) I can=
't get
precompiled ObjC headers to work. :-(
It works fine for C headers, but it doesn't seem to work for ObjC headers=
.
In
test.m:4: warning: cannot find interface declaration for =EF=BF=BDTestCla=
ss=EF=BF=BD
test.m:4: error: redefinition of =EF=BF=BDstruct TestClass=EF=BF=BD
(compilation aborts)
Can you file a bug at http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/ and I will look at it right
away, it is most likely
