Re: Using Objective-C with gcc 3.2 on RH 8.0

[Pete French]

> I'm linking against these libraries, in this order:

*snip*

Use the Gnustep makefiles package - it will make all of this work
transparently, and also lets you compile the code from the same base under
OS X.

BTW - I once had your problem of just needing the basic bits to write OBJC
and ended up rejecting GNUstep too (this was a few years ago and it was way
too complex for what I wanted, plsu I needd to deploy on NT4). But I did find
at the time that there are a few of other objective C foundation libraries
out there which will do the job - plus its only about four days work
to write yourself a basic set of classes to do NSArray, NSDictionary and
NSString type stuff. 

But if you can use GNUstep then thats a *big* win. I am now regretting my
descision in some ways, and even thinking of  tryying to move my project
over to using GNustep as a base. The current version is excellent (and
I managed to get rid of all the windows machines in my company in favour
of BSD boxes).

-bat.