Problems with Gorm on Windows

[Mark Frank]

GNUstep:
When running Gorm under Windows/Mingw32, I have the following problems,
1.***************** I get the following messages in my shell window:
$ openapp Gorm
2005-07-13 16:03:18.000 Gorm.exe[4060] unable to set blocking mode -
An invalid argument was supplied.

2005-07-13 16:03:18.000 Gorm.exe[4060] File NSPortNameServer.m: 98. In
[NSPortNameServer +systemDefaultPortNameServer]
WARNING -
while the default nameserver used by NSConnection
currently provides ports which can be used for inter-host
and inter-user communications, this will be changed so that
nsconnections will only work between processes owned by the
same account on the same machine.  This change is for
MacOSX compatibility and for increased security.
If your application actually needs to support inter-host
or inter-user communications, you need to alter it to explicity
use an instance of the NSSocketPortNameServer class to provide
name service facilities.
To stop this message appearing, set the NSPortIsMessagePort
user default

2005-07-13 16:03:18.000 Gorm.exe[4060] unable to set blocking mode -
An invalid argument was supplied.

2005-07-13 16:03:18.000 Gorm.exe[4060] unable to set blocking mode -
An invalid argument was supplied.

2005-07-13 16:03:21.000 Gorm.exe[4060] File NSView.m: 865. In
[NSClipView -setFrame:] given negative width
2005-07-13 16:03:21.000 Gorm.exe[4060] File NSView.m: 870. In
[NSClipView -setFrame:] given negative height
2005-07-13 16:03:21.000 Gorm.exe[4060] File NSView.m: 865. In
[GormOutlineView -setFrame:] given negative width
The file 'c' is writable by someone other than its owner.
Ignoring it.

2. *********After creating or opening a document, I am unable to add
or create classes.  All of the class submenu items (e.g.,
Classes->Load Subclass...) are greyed out.  The documentation talks
about, "classes icon in the toolbar on top of the Gorm document
window".  I don't see this toolbar or icon?

Thanks, Mark