I'm not certain that morale is best served by putting another project
down due to the decision to use an obviously superior compiler as was
done earlier in this thread.
The most successful route has historically been the one of being inclusive.
That means
supporting all the compilers,
I *want* to use a GNU GPLv3 compiler, because [...]
Various people pointed out how this was a late night unorganized rant,
inappropriate for a mailing
list. I apologize for that.
Anyhow, the point of the rant is that I do prefer GCC to clang purely due to
the different licensing.
But this
The latest release versions of clang and the GNUstep runtime provide feature
parity with the iPhone Objective-C stack, but lack GC support. The current
trunk releases provide feature parity with OS X 10.6, including GC support.
[...]
Well, if the system is targeted at new users who are
If it's intended as a developer environment, then I would hope that it
includes
clang for the analyser at least, if not as the compiler. Hopefully it's also
using
clang as the compiler, with the GNUstep runtime and the non-fragile ABI.
And I'd rather have GCC because I prefer GCC. :-)
On 28 May 2011, at 13:03, Rogelio Serrano wrote:
Sorry for the OT post but i understand that the objc maintainer is on
this list too.
If you want to report a bug in GCC, I recommend submitting a bug report via
the GCC bug tracking system:
http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/
Make sure to include
Is there any way to set ProjectCenter to build using Clang?
Or will I have to edit the Make files? I am trying to get ObjC2 working.
There should be no need to edit the Makefiles :-), but to change compiler
and runtime library you most likely would need to reconfigure/recompile
everything
1) Products that use GNUstep libraries can still be sold?
Your question is not formulated in a very clear way, but in most interpretations
I can think of, the answer would be yes. I recommend reading the actual
licenses
to be sure. :-)
Questions: What is the easiest way to compile a GNUstep
Basically, as of right now, it is easiest to have the IDE running in the
environment
that it intends to develop for (Target).
As for the IDE, it is proprietary and runs on Mac OS X, and builds
Cocoa/Cocoa Touch
applications. Seeing as the GNUstep framework is so similar, I hope to port
with gnustep make it seems, when I have an application project,
it does ignore the AppName_HEADER_FILES AppName_HEADER_DIR and
AppName_HEADER_INSTALL_DIR variables.
Yes. We can change that (for gnustep-make 2.8.x) and have application.make
recognize these variables and process them. It's
if anyone is interested in using GCC 4.6 under MinGW, here is a precompiled
version:
http://www.xvidvideo.ru/component/docman/cat_view/28-cross-mingwgcc-x86x64/183-cross-mingw-with-gcc-46-x86x64/188-experimental--pre-release.html
At a quick glance, GCC seems to have been compiled with
On 28 Apr 2011, at 18:11, Stefan Bidi wrote:
If I include $(GNUSTEP_MAKEFILES)/Master/nsis.make in my makefile I
get an error when running make:
This is gnustep-make 2.6.0. Type 'make print-gnustep-make-help' for
help.
if [ -d /c/Documents and Settings/bidigst/My Documents/
I think the correct solution is to allow something like this:
@classNSObject GSStackTrace;
This would forward-declare the class, and also advertise that
it conforms to the NSObject protocol.
It's an interesting suggestion, and has good merit. :-)
I would personally not like it that much
If you message an object of a class which is only declared using @class,
you should get a warning. Both GCC and clang don't warn about this.
I think clang does.
On my machine, all compilers (both GCC and clang from trunk, as far as I can
see)
compile the following testcase with no
- Unique protocols (two protocols returned by @protocol()
may give different sets of methods - this requires a little
bit of help from the compiler, not sure if GCC 4.6 does it)
Do you have an example/testcase of what you mean by this ?
Thanks
This does not change the fact that older non-Apple GCC does not know about
the syntax changes: @property, @synthesize, et al. Or am I wrong?
No, you are perfectly right. You need GCC 4.6, or clang, if you want
@property, @synthesize, etc. :-)
Thanks
I have been trying with no success to use libmysql in Windows.
I had a quick look at the logs, and couldn't see anything that seemed
related to GNUstep.
Can you use libmysql without gnustep-make ?
You may want to try creating a simple .c file that uses your libmysql
and compile/link it with
* with price and graphos, I haven't yet tested the latest svn checkout,
Riccardo, do you tested to compile those two?
- I compiled both Graphos and PRICE from CVS and they built fine on
Linux+gcc
If that code works for you, you really should update your compiler :-)
There is a horrible
Hi,
I recompiled everything yesterday with gcc 4.2.1 and without libobjc2. For
some of the stuff in the list I sent in the other thread, I have taken it
from
svn/cvs since the last releases available releases did not compiled.
Everything compiled with it with the new gnustep core from
I don't understand why such a bundle-loading mechanism is considered a
security hole.
There are no security holes if the application is not setuid/setgid. In that
case,
a user can change his own user defaults to affect what bundles are loaded in
applications.
That is no different than
Does Objective-C++ work? I try g++ from ubuntu's gcc-snapshot
It works to a certain extent, but support for it is not by any means complete.
In particular, Objective-C exceptions in Objective-C++ simply don't work in
GCC 4.6. That may get fixed in 4.7.
I try to compile a file.mm
It took a while, but I just committed the renaissance's slider tag to
the repository. Hope it is useful for others.
Well done. I love it. :-)
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I tried using objective c++ precompiled header using
XXX_OBJCC_PRECOMPILED_HEADERS = XXX_Prefix.h But it failed with error.
make[1]: *** No rule to make target
`obj/PrecompiledHeaders/ObjCC/XXX_Prefix.h.gch', needed by
`internal-precompile-headers'. Stop.
make: ***
Is the stance of GNUstep project that ObjC2.0 will, long term, be
unsupported in apps?
It is supported (with the right compiler/runtime/core library combination,
obviously),
and will always be supported.
Richard was referring to an internal GNUstep policy. In your own code, you can
do
perhaps we should make a list of things to do before the release of each
core component.
I have two things in my list for gnustep-make 2.6:
* finalize/polish switch to FHS as default (update documentation, configure
options, etc)
* finalize/polish the new TestFramework that was moved
If you refer to for(id x in y) syntax, I believe you just need to
use a compiler with objc2.0 support, as well as a sufficiently
recent runtime.
That, and support for the fast enumeration protocol in Base
collections. This exists at least in base-1.20.1.
This doesn't actually resolve
I am all for a GNUstep release, but with a bit of warning time before we do
it.
What about having a release at the end of Febuary/beginning of March?
That should leave us some time to implement all the great ideas we get over
FOSDEM
and then some more time for others to test these :-)
It
Hi Jochen,
GNUstep trunk should work with gcc-4.6. I don't know myself when the
next gnustep-base
and gnustep-gui releases are scheduled for.
Thanks
On 31 Jan 2011, at 20:28, Jochen Schmitt wrote:
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I'm the maintainer of serveral
Hi Jochen,
GNUstep trunk should work with gcc-4.6. I don't know myself when
the next gnustep-base
and gnustep-gui releases are scheduled for.
Alternatively, you could look at my changes (from December) in gnustep
trunk (for gnustep-base
and gnustep-gui), and backport them to the version
Hi Everybody,
I am new to GNUstep makefile build system . I am creating a shared
library named libCoCostep.
Folder cocostep contains majority of the files, however for
understandability some files are put in sub folder called Support.
Whenever building shared lib I want build all
libobjc2 provides the same property functions as the Apple runtime
(and the ObjectiveC2 framework in GNUstep). If GCC 4.6 uses these,
then it should be fine. If it doesn't, then I'd suggest you change
that before 4.6 is released, because it will make maintaining the
compiler difficult in
take a look at attached port. The gnumake package Makefiles are a bit hacked
up to match the constraints/requirements of the ports framework, i.e.
libraries need to have libPreferencesPane.so.MAJOR.MINOR, and not the
Linuxish
symlink clutter around.
Is that how things should always be
You probably mean GCC 4.6 :-)
All the new Objective-C enhancements will be in GCC 4.6, which hasn't been
released yet. Because it's not even been released yet, there aren't any smooth,
ready-to-use packages or instructions for using it on Windows (yet). Windows
is a difficult platform (for
P.S. To whoever is responsible for gnustep-config - is there a good reason
why we have an ad-hoc thing instead of using pkg-config?
The ad-hoc thing guarantees that gnustep-config always works properly
with all the configurations and options supported by gnustep-make
and gnustep-base
NSAutoreleasePool * Pool = [NSAutoreleasePool alloc] init];
There's a typo ... that line should be
NSAutoreleasePool * Pool = [[NSAutoreleasePool alloc] init];
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3. It fails to link due to undefined references:
Creating library file: ./obj/libgnustep-java.dll.a
obj/libgnustep-java.obj/NSJavaVirtualMachine.m.o: In function
`+[NSJavaVirtualMachine startVirtualMachineWithClassPath:libraryPath:]':
I think Csanyi is using Renaissance, where each tag has an 'id'.
To figure out which button has been clicked, as Fred said, it's best
to use a 'tag':
button tag=3 ...
and then [sender tag] should work. Csanyi, check the renaissance/
Examples/Applications/Calculator
for a full example.
Which mentions GNUstep by name in a number of places. I'm very
surprised they didn't try to contact us on the mailing list or via
email.
Sure. But it's great that they want to use GNUstep. :-)
IMO for us the most important thing would be that they contribute back
any changes
and
If someone has time to rewrite the tutorial, please send me the new version
and I can upload it to www.gnustep.it in place of the old one. :-)
Thanks
-Original Message-
From: Gregory Casamento greg.casame...@gmail.com
Sent: Saturday, 13 November, 2010 23:38
To: Riccardo Mottola
IIRC, the way you are supposed to use it is:
include $(GNUSTEP_MAKEFILES)/common.make
LIBRARY_NAME = PDFKit
PDFKit_VERSION = 1.0.0
PDFKit_INTERFACE_VERSION = 1.0
...
include $(GNUSTEP_MAKEFILES)/library.make
The 'xxx_VERSION' determines the full library name, eg
libPDFKit.so.1.0.0
The
...@gmail.com
Sent: Monday, 18 October, 2010 23:35
To: Nicola Pero nicola.p...@meta-innovation.com
Cc: GNUstep Discuss discuss-gnustep@gnu.org
Subject: Re: NSSlider in Renaissance
Hi Nicola,
There it goes:
Source/Markup.h
Source/TagLibrary/GNUmakefile
Source/TagLibrary/GSMarkupTagSlider.h
Source
path
environment variable:
echo $PATH
Cheers
Fred
Am 08.11.2010 22:10, schrieb Fred Kiefer:
Am 08.11.2010 13:56, schrieb Nicola Pero:
freetype-config --libs
and it should return the right command options, but obviously it
doesn't.
It looks like the problem
freetype-config --libs
and it should return the right command options, but obviously it doesn't.
It looks like the problem is that it is providing the correct flags to pass
to ld, but we are passing them to gcc.
Why do you say that ? Any evidence ?
What I personally immediately noticed
Anyone already needed this thing? I was willing to create something
like GSMarkupTagSlider.m to support it. Suggestions?
Yes, an implementation of GSMarkupTagSlider would be very welcome. :-)
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I did try to contact Marko to ask, but he didn't reply. :-(
Do you have an up-to-date email address for him ?
I do have an offline backup of the pages, but the only reason I can think of why
they would no longer be online is that he removed them from the server. I
can't
really put the pages
It sounds like a bug in the GNU Objective-C Runtime, most likely this one --
http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=16110
It's on my list for GCC 4.6.0.
But please note that (in practice) most likely you want to use +load
as little as possible. Almost anything else works more reliably.
Yes :-)
Btw, my guess is that this has nothing to do with Renaissance. The problem is
that
[NSSound soundNamed: @GombHangja_Magas.wav];
does not work (ie, returns 'nil') when the sound is a local file inside the
application bundle. It should be easy to write a short test and check.
Thanks
I copy my sound file: GombHangja_Magas.wav into the
/usr/lib/GNUstep/Sounds/ directory where the sound files 'Bottle',
'Blow', 'Basso' etc. are, and in Gorm I can heare my sound file too.
Great - you're making progress :-)
It sounds that it's a problem finding the sound file. In your
Hi Andreas
do you have any more information on your problem ?
What procedure are you following to cross-compile ?
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Currently openapp someApp don't work. And I can't run gsim with
. /usr/GNUstep/System/Library/Makefiles/GNUstep.sh
gsim
I need write the full paths. Is this the expected behavior?
There is a bit of a discussion on the default filesystem layout to use
in gnustep-make.
Some partial changes
On 14 Sep 2010, at 09:48, Eric Brayet wrote:
HI,
When using JIGS to build a Java wrapping an Objective-C library,
JIGS creates searate .class files (in /usr/GNUstep/Local/Library/
Java/...) but no JARs, by default at least.
Is there a way to create a JAR for that wrapper ?
Not at the
Now I want to expand it to incorporate the sqlite3 database, which is in the
form of a single source file called sqlite3.c and its accompanying header
file sqlite3.h. Somehow the sqlite3 c file needs to be compiled to a
linkable static object file and then linked in with the source.m file,
Hi
thanks for trying out GNUstep. Unfortunately, Windows is a complicated platform
to start with. ;-)
To start with, try following the tutorial here:
http://www.gnustep.it/nicola/Tutorials/WritingMakefiles/index.html
it explains how to get your first Hello World program working. :-)
It that
Because the button is toggle type I must to write the code so so when
the button has title=1 then the action code must to write logical
1 to
the Data Port bit, but when the button title=0 then it must to write
logical 0 to the bit.
This all is not specific to Renaissance ... it has to do
for NSLanguages in NSGlobalDomain. Hence the
application strings appear still in English.
Could anyone please have a look and let me know how I could modify
the NSLanguages value for the NSGlobalDomain from the main.m.
Thank you very much,
Asha
--- On Wed, 8/18/10, Nicola Pero nicola.p...@meta
$ myApp -NSLanguages='(French, Italian)'
Yes, I think most likely Asha should use this. :-)
That's fine ... but I think the idea was to do it programatically from within
the app itsself.
[...]
If you want to override any defaults set anywhere else ... then the code is a
bit
more
On 14 Aug 2010, at 13:31, csanyi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm developing a GNUstep app: LPT_Interface.app which purpose is to
Control the LPT parallel port of a PC Box.
This is a Renaissance application.
In LPT_Interface.gsmarup I specify a button (type toggle) which should
set/reset a bit
Installing framework Renaissance...
bash-3.2$ ls /Library/Frameworks/Renaissance.framework/
Headers/ Renaissance Resources/ Versions/
bash-3.2$ ls /Library/Frameworks/Renaissance.framework
Headers Renaissance Resources Versions
bash-3.2$
Is that output fine?
Yes, it
You need to check the Apple documentation - IIRC, in Mac OS X 10.5 Apple
completely changed the way you specify
the files that an application can open (see UTExportedTypeDeclarations etc).
Thanks
PS: On this topic, I think the current way that gnustep-make creates Info.plist
files for you is
On 10 Jul 2010, at 23:09, Paul Chany wrote:
Paul Chany csanyi...@gmail.com writes:
I created a gsmarkup file and have nextKeyView setup for views.
My question is: how to get the first keyboard focus to the first such
view without mouse click?
I find a solution: in the gsmarkup file I
Hi Paul,
make_strings does not support gsmarkup files.
Renaissance does contain code to extract them, as shown by the
GSMarkupLocalizableStrings.app
in renaissance/Tools/, which will extract all the localizable strings
from a .gsmarkup file, but there is
no ready-to-use tools such as
When run it with GSMarkupBrowser.app one can see that labels (green
rectangles) in rows: bit 0, bit 1, ... etc. has text '0' aligned to
the
left in the label objects. Is there a way how to get aligned them to
the
center of the label object?
You can use the textAlignment attribute --
On 3 Jul 2010, at 23:11, Paul Chany wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to use two grids which are one under the other:
grid_2 (|) should be under the grid_1 (| | |):
| | |
|
In the .gsmarkup file I'm trying the following to achieve my goal:
LPT_Interface.gsmarkup
but when I load the .gsmarkup
On 1 Jul 2010, at 04:45, Lucas Samaruga wrote:
Hello
I have compiled an application but when it tries to link gives me
this error
ld: in /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.5.sdk/System/Library/Frameworks/
ApplicationServices.framework, can't map file, errno=22
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
Hi Paul
check the Renaissance documentation for how to use grids - you need
Renaissance from subversion (trunk) to get the actual
implementation, and in there there is also the documentation. :-)
So, once you have the version from trunk, you can browse the
documentation - start from
So I think that that the Renaissance that I have installed is not
enough
new to use grid tag?
I have installed GNUstep on my Debian GN U/Linux Squeeze with
aptitude.
Should I purge this installation and install gnustep from SVN? :(
Unfortunately, yes. grid is only implemented in trunk.
there I think I find a bug in the chapter '2.7.5 The gridEmptyCell
tag':
[snip..]
I think that that there should be gridEmptyCell instead of
gridEmptyRow, right?
Yes, well spotted. I fixed it. :-)
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include $(GNUSTEP_MAKEFILES)/common.make
APP_NAME = PanelTest
PanelTest_OBJCC_FILES = source.mm
PenelTest_CC_FILES = testMake.cc
This should be 'PanelTest', not 'PenelTest'. ;-)
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On 24 Jun 2010, at 10:29, Paul Chany wrote:
So far every localization works: Window objects, GSPrint to xterm
but in
the menuItem the keyEquivalent=q don't work.
menuItem title=Quit keyEquivalent=q action=terminate: /
I have in Menu-GNUstep.strings file following:
Window = Ablak;
Quit =
Maybe that's wrong - I'm not sure. Do people change the
keyEquivalents from one language to the other ? My feeling/
experience
was that keyboard shortcut are usually the same across languages.
If they don't do, they should, but everyone should make a decision
whether she/he want or want
Some questions about relocatable packages:
1) Is possible install gnustep-base in other place than USER, LOCAL,
SYSTEM,...? On wiki say that I can use my own GNUstep.conf file. But even when
I point other directory to install this (on my personal dir), when I type make
install, I get the
Depending on how your Objective-C environment is setup on Linux, it is possible
that
@try/@catch/@throw may not work or not be configured.
In that case, you should use NS_DURING/NS_HANDLER/NS_ENDHANDLER. The syntax
and internals
are not slick but they work and have been in use for ages. ;-)
Is there a reason that it's called gopen instead of open?
Avoiding a conflict on Mac OS X?
Why two competing helpers, gopen and openapp, exist eludes me, though.
I can clarify a bit. :-)
openapp is not a open-file helper. It's a script that just runs a
specific program. It uses to be
Hi,
use gopen instead of openapp. Maybe openapp has a bug.
I know that with PRICE
gopen PRICE image
works. Openapp doesn't. Neither giving direclty the executable the
image path works. I'm not exaclty sure why.
openapp PRICE image
is (or should be) equivalent to
PRICE image
Does
To make sure everyone knows how to use the new cool parallel building
features I implemented for the forthcoming gnustep-make 2.4.0,
I wrote a mini tutorial on it --
http://www.gnustep.it/nicola/Tutorials/ParallelBuildingMakefiles/index.html
(Warning: this tutorial is a draft and discusses
We should not sacrifice new features or readability for the sake of
holding on to older architectures and compilers.
Also, the use of non-c99 standards does hinder contributions since we
constantly expect people who don't have access to c99 based compilers
to change their code to conform to
On 18 Feb 2010, at 14:01, J. Jordan wrote:
I am editing, updating and converting to .rtfd Dennis Leeuw's very
nice _GWorkspace User Guide_ in hopes that it can be used as a help
file for GWorkspace. One of the appendi indicates that GWorkspace
is normally installed in
A common case, for example, is building many tools from the same
GNUmakefile - each of them created by compiling a file or two. We
don't parallelize building
the tools at the moment
I experimentally implemented this in trunk - for tools. Please give
it a go. You just need to use
A common case, for example, is building many tools from the same
GNUmakefile - each of them created by compiling a file or two. We
don't parallelize building
the tools at the moment
I experimentally implemented this in trunk - for tools. Please give
it a go. You just need to use
- What are we planning for FOSDEM? Will we apply for a dev-room
again and/or for a stand? (for a dev-room we would need speakers, a
stand needs more manpower to operate than the dev-room (all the time
at least two to three people must be at the stand and since nobody
can be there all the
When I use:
gcc -o filename filename.h -I /c/gnustep/gnustep/system/library/
headers -L /c/gnustep/gnustep/system/library/libraries
to compile the file I receive the following errors:
undefined reference to ___objc_class_name_NSObject
undefined reference to ___objc_exec_class
1-
On 26 Aug 2009, at 11:31, Juergen Lorenz Simon wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to shoehorn GNUstep onto an existing project. During the
creation of the GNUstep makefile (originally I had the luxury of
cmake), I found I could not add sources like this:
foo_OBJC_FILES = src/App/main.mm \
Additionally I really dislike the coding style, not because it's not
mine, but because it fails to make the code more readable. On the
other hand, there was code by Fred which looked really ok, so maybe
it's just about using the coding style in a sane way All I
wanted to say is, that it's
By the way the GNU coding standards are not bad, in fact I
personally like
them (mostly because
my eyesight is really bad and whitespace is much more effective at
separating tokens than
brackets or commas). There are some details I'd change, but they
certainly
are not an unusual
or
It would undoubtedly be good to have some packager-specific
documentation, but obviously the target readership is a very small
group
We *do* have packager documentation, in
core/make/README.Packaging
Feel free to add a short section about what was discussed here. :-)
- How
Hi Doug
you should try
make messages=yes
to view the compiler and linker command lines and check how they
change when you add/remove these GNUmakefile options. ;-)
Since you specify -lopengl32 twice (as Gears_TOOL_LIBS and LDFLAGS)
I'd expect it to appear twice on the linker command
On 4 Sep 2009, at 12:13, Philippe Roussel wrote:
Hi all,
I currently use the appended makefile to build my application.
I want to add the file config.h automagically generated from
config.h.in by a call to './configure' and I'm stuck on how to do that
with GNUmakefile.
Add config.h to
But I don't see how adding config.h to SimpleAgenda_HEADER_FILES
helps. I can remove it without any effect it seems.
Oh - right, since your project is an application, I suppose
SimpleAgenda_HEADER_FILES is never used.
So, unless I'm missing something (you should test), you could remove
Is it not going about compiler possibilities to optimize the code
using hyper threading? OpenMP is a specification trying to get a
standard for such things, I hope, I have it not totally misunderstood.
Is ObjC compiler just an extension to the common GNU C compiler
(100% compatible) or
It looks like I will go back to C++ or Java for the server,
Why? Objective-C is much better than either... it's a very good
server solution (C++ is too inflexible and Java is slow/clumsy).
Yes! :-)
Simeon,
you can check my Building server applications using Objective-C and
GNUstep
On 6 Aug 2009, at 17:39, Martin Kalbfuß wrote:
How can I tell the application project type in the makefile to
ignore the gui
libs? I want to create my game as application type, not as tool,
because it
isn't a tool.
This was added in 2.0.5. You need to add xxx_NEEDS_GUI to your
Thank you for your excellent answer. But It looks like it isn't
working for
me. My currenr makefile is now:
but when i install it I cannot find the resources anywhere in the
GNUstep
directory. Only the binary in the subdirectory tools.
Thanks Martin.
It works for me. The tool binary
On 2 Aug 2009, at 13:36, Martin Kalbfuß wrote:
I'm creating a game using my sdl wrapper library. So there is no gui
stuff.
I`m using the tool project type. But how can I install resources
like images
with my game?
You need to use
xxx_HAS_RESOURCE_BUNDLE = yes
that will turn on our
On 15 Jul 2009, at 12:55, Wolfgang Lux wrote:
Hello,
what are the correct linker flags in a GNUmakefile for linking an
application against an uninstalled framework? So far, the best I
could find are the following definitions from SystemPreferences.app:
ifeq ($(findstring mingw32,
Hi all,
I am still struggling to get a bundle referencing a framework
referencing a library to work on MacOSX using GNUstep make. I have done
the following:
rm -rf /opt/GNUstep
cd /usr/src/core/make
./configure --prefix=/opt/GNUstep --enable-import
Hi Mike
I tried following your instructions with gnustep-make from trunk and
everything worked out-of-the-box. :-)
Can you clarify which version of gnustep-make you were using ? What
was the fix that fixed your problem ?
Can you try gnustep-make from subversion trunk and verify that it
GNUStep.it http://www.gnustep.it/
This site hosts some projects: GWorkspace and SystemPreferences.
Although it is the first google result for system preferences
gnustep, it offer an unmaintained version of SystemPreferences.app
where gnustep.org has the maintained one. It also have several
I'm seeing the following when doing: . /usr/GNUstep/System/Library/
Makefiles/GNUstep.sh
/usr/GNUstep/System/Library/Makefiles/GNUstep.sh: line 374: 3674
Doneecho :${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:
3675 Segmentation fault | grep -v :${path_fragment}: /
dev/null
On 13 Apr 2009, at 21:16, Lars Sonchocky-Helldorf wrote:
here are some redhat guys struggling to get GNUstep into their
official release if I understand it right. Seems to be not so easy
for them - technicalwise:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=475852
We'd certainly like to
If you don't replace the second instance of 'LogTest', gnustep-make
won't find any files to link for your tool, and so it will create
a new tool from zero object files. Then, the main() function
will be missing ;-)
I added a check in gnustep-make trunk for this situation (linking no
Hi Torli
make sure your new GNUmakefile looks like
include $(GNUSTEP_MAKEFILES)/common.make
TOOL_NAME = WriteStr2File
WriteStr2File_OBJC_FILES = source.m
include $(GNUSTEP_MAKEFILES)/tool.make
(note how you have to replace LogTest twice) ;-)
If you don't replace the second instance of
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