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Re: 0.16.0. Problems with libxslt, bundle directory and support for GUI
From: |
Adam Fedor |
Subject: |
Re: 0.16.0. Problems with libxslt, bundle directory and support for GUI (on cygwin) |
Date: |
Fri, 20 Oct 2006 22:11:01 -0600 |
On Oct 17, 2006, at 1:06 AM, Jordi Mulet wrote:
Yesterday I downloaded the new version of gnustep startup (0.16.0) and
updated cygwin installation with needed libraries in folder /usr/lib
(libxslt, libxml,...). Only 1 warning related to openssl is generated.
It seems that gnustep startup compiled ok (make, base, gui) and I
compiled correctly an Objective-C project, but:
- When I run a program that uses GNUStep XSLT facilities , a
message appears indicating that no libxslt library is available.
Compilation was ok, the problem appears when I run the program.
- NSBundle functions return a resource subdirectory like NAME.exe
(not NAME) (the same source code with former versions return correct
resource subdirectory.
- Support for GUI. Which is the backend supported. I have tried
X11 but when I run the application NSFont libraries are not localized.
It would be nice if you could supply the exact error messages and/or
source code that exhibited this problem. It's hard to guess where the
problems lie otherwise.