It looks from the log files that you don’t have the Objective-C compiler installed. Perhaps you could verify that?
On Fedora, you can probably install GNUstep via yum. Although the packages that come from Fedora may be old/broken compared to the ones on the GNUstep site, installing them will at least install all the dependancies you need. Then you can uninstall the gnu step packages and use startup (or install the packages separately, since the startup package is a little old as well).
Adam
On Apr 19, 2016, at 8:45 AM, Ghofrane Ben Younes <ghofrane.benyounes@isograd.com> wrote:Hello,I am an IT engineer working at ISOGRAD, a french start up.I am currently trying to install GNUstep in order to compile Objective-C code on a linux server.I have installed gcc and gcc-objc package, downloaded and extracted gnustep-startup-0.32.0.tar but I have an error at the end of installation.You will find bellow my server information :NAME="Amazon Linux AMI"VERSION="2016.03"ID="amzn"ID_LIKE="rhel fedora"VERSION_ID="2016.03"PRETTY_NAME="Amazon Linux AMI 2016.03"ANSI_COLOR="0;33"CPE_NAME="cpe:/o:amazon:linux:2016.03:ga"HOME_URL="http://aws.amazon.com/amazon-linux-ami/"Amazon Linux AMI release 2016.03You will find logs attached to this mail.Thank you a lot for your help.Regards,--Ghofrane BEN YOUNESChef de projet<B9F24362-6DFF-4C05-8B30-66F4B3953EBC[3].png><AC70B000-5B83-4CFC-AE71-39A740C297CD[3].png> <687A69D2-91D9-47A8-8608-FB5D63A4D4E8[3].png> <488C95B2-F2E5-44F7-ABBE-474A8CF3C01B[3].png> <95604DC0-81D8-41AA-96E9-B35096F77B3F[3].png>ISOGRAD SAS / Certification TOSA®35, rue des Jeuneurs – F-75002 Paris+33 1 42 66 28 85ᐧ<logs.tar.gz>_______________________________________________
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