Re: [RFC] Header organization GNUstepBase

[David Ayers]

Last call for comments :-) !!!

I'll be creating a 'pre-header-reorg-20030731' tag before I commit.  I'm 
thinking for doing this at the top level to get all projects.  (I'm 
wondering whether we could move it back for guile and gtest later.)

David Ayers wrote:

> All right folks, I'm finally done and I have a good feeling about this 
> after installing more GNUstep apps than ever before :-)
> I'll do this on a per-lib-basis...
>
> Source structure: core/base
> Headers/Foundation
> Headers/Additions/GNUstepBase
> Headers/Additions/GNUstepBase/unicode
>
> Headers/Additions/GNUstepBase: (installed in 
> $(GNUSTEP_HEADERS)/GNUstepBase)
> Public:
> GCObject.h
> GNUstep.h
> GSCategories.h
> GSConfig.h.in
> GSFileHandle.h <- Has previously only been public for -base, will now 
> be public for -base(add)
> GSIArray.h
> GSIMap.h
> GSLocale.h  <- Has previously only been public for -base, will now be 
> public for -base(add)
> GSMime.h
> GSObjCRuntime.h
> GSUnion.h
> GSXML.h
> Unicode.h
> behavior.h
> objc-gnu2next.h
> preface.h <- Has previously only been public for -base, will now be 
> public for -base(add)
> preface.h.in
>
> Privat, but need for -base and -add
> thr-mach.h
> DistributedObjects.h
> GSFormat.h
> GSInvocation.h
> UnixFileHandle.h
> WindowsFileHandle.h
> config-win32.h (This file will be removed !!!)
> config.h.in
>
> I've been thinking about whether to put these in Source/Additions and 
> #include "Additions/file.h",

The files have to be moved anyway, so I'd like to move to the right 
place.  If no one speaks up, they will be moved to Source/Additions!

Cheers,
David