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Re: a little further on Darwin
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Yves de Champlain |
Subject: |
Re: a little further on Darwin |
Date: |
Thu, 10 Jun 2004 18:34:55 -0400 |
I'm planning on including a GNUstep bundle (not playing with words)
in the next version of the GNU-Darwin distribution (I hope to have
RC1 online by next week).
To be honest, I'm not sure how reasonable this is.
I appreciate your honesty, being reasonable is not my strengh :-)
Those undefined symbols you are getting are a real issue that are
probably show stoppers if not resolved.
I will not ship a broken GNUstep anytime though, so you don't need to
worry about that
Do the -base tools (defaults/gdomap/autogsdoc) work?
I know at least that defaults, gdomap, gdnc, gpbs, autogsdoc work. I
have
also GWorkspace and Gorm running.
Also, are you going to package a static FSF libobjc? Where are the
headers installed wrt to Apple runtime headers?
I use gnustep-libobjc-1.3.0, libs in GNUstep/System/Library/Libraries
and headers in
GNUstep/System/Library/Headers/objc. I add
"-L/GNUstep/System/Library/Libraries -lobjc"
in every build.
Andrew Pinski is currently trying to sort out the parallel
installation of the Apple and GNU runtimes on Darwin.
good news
Chances are that with any current versions of GCC that you have issues
wrt to finding the correct headers, libraries to link against,
libraries to load at runtime,
There may also be certain issues wrt to shared libraries vs.
frameworks as the Darwin linker tries to out-smart our simulated
frameworks leading to issues at runtime.
I seem have this problem right now with GNUMail and Addresses
(AddressView.framework/AddressView : no such file ...)
I'd offer to help you through compiling the core packages correctly if
I had ssh access to a GNU-Darwin box. (I don't have any hardware
available here to install it.) But I only have very limited time and
we would have to coordinate this privately. But I couldn't hold a
deadline of next week.
Thank you very much. I can offer you ssh on darwin-x86. However, next
week is
not to be seen as a real deadline, just a "hope" to quote myself. I am
already receiving
plenty of help and I really appreciate it. I think I can still do some
work on my own and
continue to send issues to the list. I can also delay GNUstep or place
it in as an
"optional and experimental" bundle.
yves
PS : can you please translate "wrt"