Hi,
Actually, David's original comment is a bit wide of the mark anyway ... changes
to the ObjectiveC2 code are rather more than just reindentation as it needed a
bug fix or two and quite a few changes to fix c99isms which prevented it
building on older systems (and the whole point of a compat
Hi,
Nicola Pero wrote:
As GCC 2.95.3 was released in March 16, 2001, it may make sense to no
longer support it.
Or maybe it does. I vote for supporting it.
Me obviously too!
Anyway the question really is - what is the oldest GCC that we support
if it's not 2.95.3 ?
3.0.4 (released Febr
Hi,
just for the record, I'm on Freebsd, x86-ia32, cairo 1.8.8.1 and I
cannot reproduce your problem, cairo works for me.
Riccardo
ici...@mail.cg.tuwien.ac.at wrote:
It's my own application which shows this behaviour. I do not have a
theme enabled, I am using the cairo backend. Everything is
Hi,
http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.1.2/gcc/Atomic-Builtins.html
In NSObject, we have a lot of code for doing atomic operations, to support old
compilers, and we still don't have (for example) fast paths for SPARC, ARM, or
MIPS unless you use GCC 4.2 or newer. We only have fast paths on P
Hi,
I get from some applications this kind of warning on run:
in gorm:
2010-03-07 19:11:56.888 Gorm[4340] File NSObject.m: 605. In GSObjCZone
GSObjCZone() is deprecated ... use -zone instead
Gorm opens fine for me and appears to work, but Gregory reports it has
problem, but he didn't specif
Hi,
as with your TabView problems, I am unable to reproduce your problem. I
updated GNUstep base and gui today again, I run gorm, make a new
application, all palettes show up correctly and I can drag&drop
everything as usual.
I suspect there is something stup-dependent, since also your TabVi
Hi,
somebody suggested and added a certain flag to allow older gcc's to cope
with some of the c99 features.
Unfortunately that flag is not accepted by gcc 2.95 which was object of
the discussion:
Making all for subproject ObjectiveC2...
Compiling file runtime.c ...
cc1: Invalid option `-Wd
Hi,
Germán Arias wrote:
Currently when you move the cursor to upwards at the color wheel, the
cursor leaves a trail (see attached image.
With today's SVN trunk code it works perfectly for me with the cairo
backend.
Riccardo
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Hi,
I get this while building
Compiling file GSGState.m ...
GSGState.m: In function '-[GSGState(Ops) GSSetFillColorspace:]':
GSGState.m:300: warning: invalid receiver type 'void *'
GSGState.m: In function '-[GSGState(Ops) GSSetStrokeColorspace:]':
GSGState.m:311: warning: invalid receiver type
Hi,
I fixed this by importing Foundation/NSValue.h
I wonder why the commiter didn't notice that his changes broke the build?
Riccardo
Riccardo Mottola wrote:
Hi,
I get this while building
Compiling file GSGState.m ...
GSGState.m: In function '-[GSGState(Ops) GSSetFill
Hi,
the recent changes, make GWorkspace crash or hang.
I get a crash on FreeBSD if I try to close one of the viewer windows:
#0 0x288e3a64 in objc_msg_lookup () from /usr/lib/libobjc.so.3
#1 0x282a231f in -[NSApplication(Private)
_targetForAction:keyWindow:mainWindow:] (self=0x29046948,
_cmd
Hi,
yes I find it "due", we spoke about that before Fosdem indeed! This time
we should really stabilize ad decide that for a period of a fortnight
(or longer if deemed needed) where only bugfixes are commited! Not
changes to the runtime or other far-reaching things.
Also, fixes may produce bu
Hi,
what gcc version is -Wdeclaration-after-statement enabled for?
I know it works for the gcc 4. series, it doesn't for 2.95. On one of my
lesser-used computers I have gcc 3.3.2 and it is not supported. Could it
please be disabled?
Riccardo
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Hi,
Additionally, for the Windows packages the default theme should be the
WinUXTheme and not the NeXT theme on that system.
Completely agree.
I heartily disagree, even if I am the one that started working on it
after the hiatus of Christopher and Fred!
I understand all the pressure
Hi
I haven't kept up with the state of development/readiness of the windows theme,
but I really don't agree with forcibly changing the default theme ... I know it
makes me really irate on the odd occasion when Apple change default behaviors
on OSX, and I have to look for the way to revert to
Hi,
2) LaternaMagica can't display images (only in fullscreen mode)
What version of gnustep and LaternaMagica are you running?
I just tried against core from SVN trunk and CVS head of LM and all
valid images display perfectly both in in-window as in full-screen mode.
Are you sure your sys
Hi German,
German Arias wrote:
I have latest versions. But, after try many times. I found the problem
only when you select "Scale to fit" before load images.
I was able to reproduce the problem, thanks. It should be fixed in
current CVS.
Riccardo
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Hi,
Gregory Casamento wrote:
Have we established a list of bugs we would like to be fixed prior to
the release?
I'd like to get a consensus about this before we do it.
Fred has a small app which exemplifies breakages in the different
backends with regarding rects stroked and filled. We did
Hi,
after the core release, I will do a maintenance release of GWorkspace
(since the old one would not compile anyway, causing frustration among
the users).
I noticed some strange behaviour with the opening of GWorkspace, which
did not happen before. Maybe a change in base which needs some
Hi
The switch to cairo as the default backend was a step that I should have
done right after the last release. Doing so now is just not advisable.
Or is it?
I think not, libart should stick for this release, cairo will be for the
next.
Cairo has some problems here and there, although it is
Hi,
I don't think the problem is the explanation, it's that -core and -system seem
to be meaningless names. Maybe renaming -system to either -dependencies or
-development would make sense?
Neither of those make sense to me though. -system is the package that contains
all the required
Hi,
1) when using "gopen xxx" NSworkspace will launch also gworkspace
automatically.
Strangely, GWorkspace now opens and asks you "are you sure you want to
quit" ?...
2) "gopen GWorkspace" will open a double copy of it causing grief!!!
Could you be more specific what the problem here is?
Nicola Pero wrote:
Looks like we have more commit right now during code freeze then we have
at normal times. I would suggest that we give up the idea of doing more
tests. As long as people cannot stick to a code freeze even for a week,
I thought we were in "feature freeze" - ie, all commits m
Hi,
* I also wanted to look at the Cygwin port, but that may not have
time before the release.
I would appreciate that. I think it is currently broken, at least for
me. Somebody worked here on the list, but he never replied me when I
asked how far he got. Since I consider it broken, I would
Hi,
I finally managed to reproduce this bug and fixed it in svn. The issue
occurred (only) on machines which are slow enough for GWorkspace
needing more than 5 seconds to finish launching. The cause of the bug
is a subtle error in r29864, where NSRunAlertPanel returns
NSAlertFirstButtonReturn
Hi,
while compiling base on Linux/ppc32 with gcc 4.3.2 I get:
Compiling file NSObject.m ...
/tmp/ccwBOh8K.s: Assembler messages:
/tmp/ccwBOh8K.s:8384: Error: symbol `incmodified' is already defined
make[4]: *** [obj/libgnustep-base.obj/NSObject.m.o] Error 1
What could that be? A compiler erro
Hi,
with the latest version of core, GWorkspace displays a big black screen
and nothing more, I think there are problem displaying the desktop. Once
disabled it and restarted, the viewers show.
This used to work. Perhaps some of the recent changes? Can some of you
reproduce? I rebuilt twice...
Hi,
using Grr, I notice that the search component is again displayed wrong.
I had fixed that (other issues remained, but they were to be considered
minor and Fred knows that we have them on the table). Did someone revert
or "work around" my fix?
Riccardo
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Hi,
It's a duplication of assembler labels in inline assembler code that
is used more than once. I have fixed that in svn by using a local
label instead of incmodified.
Code duplication occurs because GSAtomicIncrement is used in
NSIncrementExtraRefCount, which is a public inline function. T
Hi,
It was most likely Dougs commit 30143 that broke things for you. But as
you don't describe in detail what is wrong, it is hard to tell. And you
must be aware of that specific fix as you corrected some C99 issues you
had with it.
The search panels comes up way too small. I haven't checked
Hi,
There hasn't been much progress over the last week. More bugs got
reported than fixed over that time. We can either make a release now,
with a lot of known issues, even some that weren't there a few weeks
ago. Or delay the release indefinitely.
Not fixed doesn't mean that it is not import
Hi,
If these exceptions were
Uncaught exception NSInvalidArgumentException, reason:
NSObject(class) does not recognize type
the issue is fixed now (the latest base changes had inadvertently made
GSObjCAllSubclassesOfClass return all superclasses of the class).
The problem on Linux/x86 is now
Hi,
I am a bit clueless, I get an exception when starting Grr on Linux/MIPS
(the small Letux 400).
Grr works for me however on other platforms like x86 and SPARC.
Also, Grr used to work on the Letux too, I still have the saved articles
I read in the past.
Something in the recent (2-3 weeks a
Hi,
Hi,
I am a bit clueless, I get an exception when starting Grr on
Linux/MIPS (the small Letux 400).
Grr works for me however on other platforms like x86 and SPARC.
Also, Grr used to work on the Letux too, I still have the saved
articles I read in the past.
Something in the recent (2-3 we
Hi,
I tried to look at the code to understand where the assertion comes
from, but failed to understand where the Article objects actually get
created. It really would help, if you could send a back trace.
Most likely the whole problem comes from a corrupt file. Have you tried
moving all your sto
Hi
I tried to look at the code to understand where the assertion comes
from, but failed to understand where the Article objects actually get
created. It really would help, if you could send a back trace.
Most likely the whole problem comes from a corrupt file. Have you tried
moving all your stor
Hi,
Fred Kiefer wrote:
Thank you for the bug report. For me this isn't a show stopper for the next
GNUstep release. It only affects Windows and mostly the WinUX theme. It may be
a show stopper for that theme, but we already decided not to make it the
default theme on Windows.
Agreed, th
Hi,
somehow between yesterday and today we introduced some binary
incompatibility:
I recompiled whole core today (the previous version I had was no more
than 24-48hrs old)
> Ink.app/Ink
Unable to set up with [NSProcessInfo-debugSet]
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
after recompiling Ink, e
Hi,
testers and feedbacks are welcome.
I have somehow unofficially taken over GWorkspace and SystemPreferences.
They are both in a reasonable state, although tests and possible patches
are welcome. I don't even know if SP needs a new release at all.
What concerns me is ProjectCenter. The rel
Hi,
I would propose Richard to release the webservices library. Also
libobjc-1.0 would need a release. The current SVN is needed since the
recent base changes.
Riccardo
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Hi Fred,
Greg discussed this changed with me. We conducted tests on Mac, he also
tested on OpenStep. We consulted Apple's documentation.
I believe this change does the wrong thing. If I understand correctly
what your code is trying to do, it loops over all the arguments to the
process, ignoring
Hi,
The bug is fixed, works for me on Linux and WIndows now. It was a
trivial: I forgot to include config.h in that file.
Is anyone else experiencing this problem? It seems to be caused by the change
to base/Source/ObjectiveC2/runtime.h in r30438. Reverting that one change
enables the build t
Hi,
The bug is fixed, works for me on Linux and WIndows now. It was a
trivial: I forgot to include config.h in that file.
Actually, I did not solve it at all. I fixed base compilation. However
it appears that config.h is not installed, so I wonder if there is an
elegant way to solve this he
.
Riccardo
Gregory Casamento wrote:
2010-05-25 Riccardo Mottola
* Source/NSBitmapImageRep+PNG.m
Skip libpng's check for setjmp. I hope we are indeed correct.
I'm wondering why the check for setjmp was taken out.
GC
On Sat, May 29, 2010 at 1:10 AM, Gregory Casament
Hi,
Did you have a chance to try this on Windows yet? We are stuck on
moving forward with any new updates in gui or back until this is
resolved, which is not good.
I haven't yet, I was away for the week-end. I'm currently finishing to
install GNUstep on Windows. Once I get the example runn
Hi,
Yavor's patch is in theory correct, but in practice wrong. GLIBC is a
mess to work with. I already tried to make the original code which used
__USE_UNIX98 more portable.
---
Trivial patch attached.
GNU libc supports several kernels: Linux, GNU Mach+Hurd, kFreeBSD and
(unofficially) kOp
Hi
Well, since that's you I'd like to see some of the bugs in GWorkspace.
Specifically that sqlite configure bug (24995). GWorkspace has a bunch of
"annoying" bugs here and there that make it a pain to use day-in-day-out
I tried to amend that, the problem was actually both a bug and a feat
Hi,
now using __GLIBC__ causes troubles on Hurd with GCC (and possibly other
platforms which I don't remember),
The Debian archive is full of code like this, so it's strange that it
causes trouble. What is the specific error?
Well, I just check for GNU and GLIBC as
http://glibc-bsd
Hi,
Can I use the updated GDI API introduced with Windows 2000? I doubt anyone
is currently interested in deploying Windows applications on older Windows
versions, but let me know… I'm interested in using SetWorldTransform() and
similar to support stuff like rotation.
Doug, if you are stuck beca
Hi,
Stef Bidi wrote:
Thanks... I'll try it out as soon as I can. Saw that you updated the bug
report, as well, and will report back there. Build GWorkspace just a few
weeks back on Slackware 13.1 (latest release) and it was giving me the same
problems... sqlite3.h is found but it can't link a
Hi,
first of all: the original question of Quentin was if it is fine to use
W2K functions by breaking "older" platforms. A clear and sane reasoning
showed that there is no problem with that, "older" platforms are out of
our scope or not supportable since mingw does not support them.
This is
Hi,
on Solaris 2.7, when I start about any application I get this log:
2010-06-15 00:04:51.596 GWorkspace[12031] Failed to protect memory as
executable: Invalid argument
many times.
Most applications do run afterwards, others crash. Where could be the
problem?
Riccardo
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Hi,
we discussed this yesterday, this is what I ended up with.
A breakpoint on NSLog will tell you, but this is most likely in NSInvocation's
code for protecting the buffer containing the trampoline, making sure that it
is not both writable and executable. It is possible that your version of
Hi,
other have replied, but I'll just drop in my opinions too.
In order to figure out how to best contribute to the development
efforts, I have a few questions:
How far are you for MAC OS X 10.5 level support in the AppKit?
We support many methods ranging from original OpenStep (mostly Mac 1
Hi,
I noticed that the contents inspector of GWorkspace is unreliable. It
works for folders, applications and images, but it doesn't work for RTFs
at all and sometimes displays the contents of file which it shouldn't.
The last release 0.8.7 already did this, when compiled against current
GNU
Hi,
Thanks for the reply David,
I apologize for my lack of correct terminology - I did mean just
Foundation (as in, NSObject, NSDate, etc.) and .app bundles.
What point do you have in an .app "bundle" if you do not have the GUI
app itself and if you want GNUstep to be a ".so"?
The idea th
Hi,
There were two issues here: As you might have noticed yourself,
NSAttributedString was raising an exception when adding a nil base URL
to the document importing options. The other issue is that GWorkspace
is relying on NSAttributedString detecting the document type itself
but this was not
Hi,
I was going to write that everything was okay, but you already did a
release!
I tried some BSD's platforms and Hurd.
I also tried compiling on gcc 2.95 by enabling the string class
substitution manually and everything seems fine.
Thanks for the good work,
Riccardo
I'd like to do a b
Originally, GWorkspace's daemons were autostarted, but never closed.
This can be annoying in some situation (like running GNustep off a
removable disk...)
A while ago I implemented a way similar to gdnc: if autostarted, when
the last connection drops the apps closes itself. It used to work
de
Hi,
Not sure. AFAIR, fswatcher always stops if the last connection is
closed, whereas ddbd did never stop for me.
I added some code to handle shut down in ddbd too. As far as I can tell
it doesn't handle multiple connections and doens't count then in any
case as fswatcher does, so I just shut
Hi,
inside GSPdf (current CVS HEAD version) I subclass NSImageView to track
mouse events.
This "GSPdfView" is put inside a scrollview.
I do not receive mouseDragged as expected, when I drag the mouse inside
the image view are!
However, if the image is small enough, I can drag the mouse in t
Hi,
when using the cairo backend, I can get many many of the warnings below:
2010-07-09 00:58:39.230 ProjectCenter[4694] Warning: shmget() failed:
Cannot allocate memory.
2010-07-09 00:58:39.260 ProjectCenter[4694] Falling back to normal
XImage: s (will be slower).
it often happens after hav
Hi,
The error that Riccardo got is complaining that shmget() can't allocate memory,
which sounds more like a resource leak. This actually has nothing to do with
X11 - the error message is generated in response to a system call failing, not
in response to an X11 event. The most likely cause o
Hi Derek,
first a note: xlib is the backend with wich we cope the widest range of
platforms, it is the most portable and compact. Thus before changing or
increasing its depedencies I'd like to be careful.
Xft is optional for us and it shall remain so. Are you implying that if
Xft is found, t
Hi,
I even wouldn't mind to drop support for XGFontSetFontInfo, which is
broken anyway. What I would like to keep is the ability to not require
Xft. I hope that nobody is using XGFontInfo, but it should still be
around when somebody needs it. At least for a bit more time. I still
expect that we a
Hi,
At the moment I cannot find any working application that still uses
GModel files.
Perhaps this is a strong indication that GModel should be completely
deprecated in 0.20.
Maybe. We need to think about that. GNUstep is very reluctant to
deprecate anything. Maybe to reluctant...
Hi,
when using latest make/base, when I configure make, I get:
checking for the flag to link libobjc... -lobjc
checking whether objc has thread support... yes: -pthread
checking whether we should use native ObjC exceptions... yes
checking whether we should use the nonfragile ABI... not requested
Hi Nicola,
Thanks for this report ... please try again from trunk.
It seems better now, thanks. I'll test it on windows tomorrow too.
Riccardo
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Hi,
I think that patch should be reverted for the time being. Changing the default
choices
has a massive impact because most users never deviate from the default! ;-)
Exactly why I did it ... after yet *ANOTHER* complaint from a user on the
mailing list about being unable to use GNUstep
Hi
I don't think it is really such an important question, especially if we
target distribution that will probably just automatically install all
three components.
2) It would eliminate confusion between CoreBase and the "base" which
is in the "core" of GNUstep i.e. CoreFoundation vs. Found
Hi
Well then, the packagers come close to being in my category (4) then ...
GNUstep should have a native setup for them so that the packages they produce
will just work for the end users.
Actually, I don't think that's ideal either ... we should assist packagers to
produce better packages ...
Hi,
FHS is a Linux 'standard', not a *NIX standard. Most *NIX variants use
something vaguely similar, but none use FHS. For example, on *BSD, GNUstep's
decision to put GNUstep.conf in /etc/GNUstep/ is incorrect - this location
should only be used for stuff that is in the base system. Third-
Hi,
In general, it is more or less irrelevant whether we like the FHS or
not. As long as GNUstep works with this layout, and Nicola was kind
enough to implement the revolutionary changes in gnustep-make 2.x
(which made our lives significantly easier), what the default layout
is doesn't matter (a
Hi,
* make 'fhs' the default filesystem layout (so, by default everything is
installed in /usr/local/
using a Unix layout) (with the exception of apple-apple-apple because there
people are using
gnustep-make to compile Apple stuff, they're not really installing GNUstep)
Fine.
Hi
The reason is that we are making changes to make GNUstep more "standard" for
the average
Unix user. And standard configure scripts don't magically pull out
installation directories
by looking at a similar package already installed somewhere on the machine.
That would
be confusing for the
Hi,
Well, it means people can start 'Gorm' by simply typing 'Gorm' at the
command-line. :-)
Also, the application starts faster that way, without the overhead of 'openapp'.
You can still use 'openapp Gorm.app' if you want, but there is no particular
reason to (and typing 'Gorm' will start the a
Hi,
since quite recent changes (less than a week I suppose) on FreeBSD with
gcc all apps do crash. Here a stacktrace for Ink:
gs_objc_msg_forward (sel=0x283dbeb8) at GSFFIInvocation.m:137
137 c = receiver->isa;
Current language: auto; currently minimal
(gdb) bt
#0 gs_objc_msg_forward (
Hi,
what path(s) would you expect when getting the NSDocumentDirectory for
the user domain path?
Currently we get something like ~/GNUstep/Library/Document
The apple doc. is cryptic and says "Document directory" and 10.2 only.
What is different from the Documentation?
I expected the users
Hi,
The apple doc. is cryptic and says "Document directory" and 10.2 only.
What is different from the Documentation?
I expected the users Documents directory (note the "s") and thus
~/Documents
<..>
Any proofs? Specifications? Tests on different macs?
I did a test on the Macintosh and it
Hi,
I keep wondering if our name is confusing people as to what this
project is. Since our name references a bygone standard (namely
OpenStep) and we have already, admittedly, moved on to being more of
an implementation of Cocoa than anything else the GNUstep name doesn't
really convey what the
Stef Bidi wrote:
I just want to say that I agree with others have already said. I also
like Riccardo's suggestion.
Thanks.. AS for the names I made them up. Cocoa is still playing along
"Java" "Kaffe" "Cappuccino" tune...
"Cacao" is not a good choice: it is/was a free Java VM...
I somehow li
Hi,
Ubuntu does offer GNUstep:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=gnustep&searchon=names&suite=maverick§ion=all
I don't know how up-to-date it is, but it's there.
It appears to be old.
I just checked PRICE... it lists 0.8.3, that's from August 2008!! 1.0.0
was released in August 20
Hi,
I think it is not... especially if you want to use it with Thematic.
The themes you show in your screenshots are pretty "simple". I even
recognize some artwork coming form Neos :)
I add some images for the themes I added at wiki:
http://wiki.gnustep.org/index.php/Themes
I think currently
Hi
Conduct an experiment for yourself: Pretend you're a novice user who
knows nothing about GNUstep and try to get things working relying on
the information you have at your disposal on the website. Better yet,
get a friend who is a developer, but not familiar with GNUstep to set
it up. That
Hi,
I agree with all the discussions and proposals how to improve the Web page and
that it is more important
than the names (or changing them).
IMHO the root problem is that we discuss it approx. twice a year, but do not
find a small (sub) team who
really takes care of it, grabs proposals and
Hi
- remove the "grey" screenshot on the home page, and use instead more
proeminent screenshots that shows Windows and GNOME integration (I think that's what
people such as Cocoa devs are interested in and not GNUstep as a NeXT-like desktop
environment)… A clean NeXT theme screenshot could be
Hi,
I was about to complain about the same error: I get it when compiling
any program.
On the computer where I noticed it I even have libicu (3.8.1) installed.
Riccardo
Germán Arias wrote:
Currently I can't compile GUI because I get the error:
In file included from GSSpeechEngine.h:1,
Hi Gregory,
I think that at the end we probably need native GTK menus like on windows.
However in-window menus are problematic and they should work, sicne ti
is a theme feature. If you have a menu which opens a modal panel and the
modal panel gets over the menu the sub-menu displays "above" th
Banlu Kemiyatorn wrote:
Why would we want to move to Git? I don't see any much benefit by
doing that. And although nobody did mention anything about moving to
git, I still want to made this suggestion that we should stick with
SVN forever. Anyone is against m
"forever" is a too strong statement.
Hi,
I get the following when compiling with gcc on freebsd:
Compiling file NSDateFormatter.m ...
NSDateFormatter.m: In function '_NSToUDateFormatStyle':
NSDateFormatter.m:59: error: 'UDAT_NONE' undeclared (first use in this
function)
NSDateFormatter.m:59: error: (Each undeclared identifier is
bly a missing #ifdef somewhere...
David
On 24 Jan 2011, at 22:30, Riccardo Mottola wrote:
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Hi,
It compiles fine now, thanks.
Riccardo
Stefan Bidi wrote:
Ah, that's my fault. We require libicu 4.0, but I forgot to check for
GS_USE_ICU inside that function. Should be fixed now.
Stef
On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 4:55 PM, Riccardo Mottola <mailto:mul...@ngi.it>> wrote:
Hi,
on NetBSD (x86, gcc4) since this morning I get:
Linking library libgnustep-base ...
unix/obj/subproject.o: In function `wRelease':
/home/multix/gnustep-cvs/devmodules/core/base/Source/unix/GSRunLoopCtxt.m:44:
multiple definition of `GSBaseCache'
Additions/obj/subproject.o:/home/multix/gnus
Hi,
sounds fine for me, however for gui I'd like some more hacking. I need
to find a way to run a compilation and a testsuite on my more exotic
systems which are currently inconveniently tucket away. It could require
a week or so. I'd especially like a run on gcc 2.95, a run on sparc and
ppc
Hi,
- Finishing NSTextTable, NSTextTableBlock, NSTextList,& NSTextBlock and adding
relevant UI components (e.g. OS X has some inspectors for these that let you create
tables and lists in a text view).
I was going to suggest these too... They would help SWK to catch up with
its mac counter
Hi,
Can we please spend the next few days testing base but not making any changes
other than documentation and any fixes for serious bugs (and perhaps the one
number formatter bug reported by the testsuite).
I'd really like a new base release this month, and there's not much of it left.
S
Hi,
Do you think it is possible to add also certain task of the GAP
project? Like a native obj-c library for the googletalk xmpp protocol?
Or working on some of the GAP applications with precise tasks? I could
offer mentoring again for those. However it is difficult to judge a
task that spaw
Hi,
Like a native obj-c library for the googletalk xmpp protocol?
This was my first Objective-C project (XMPPKit). It's been sitting in Étoilé
svn for several years and I've been using it as my only Jabber client for most
of that time...
There's also xmppframework, which is a Cocoa fr
Hi,
Of course, we now need testing with various compilers
on various platforms. We switched from -r to -Wl,-r
to have it work properly on both GCC and clang. Hopefully
-mno-relax works with clang too.
-Wl,-r is I think more correct. When looking at "others" who had the
problem on the net, they
I can find this option. The
closest is no-relax-immediate but not for sparc. What is this, black
magic? The quest for the hidden undocumented GCC option?
Riccardo
On 04/10/2011 04:36 PM, David Chisnall wrote:
On 10 Apr 2011, at 14:43, Riccardo Mottola wrote:
The alternative is to add a
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