Re: relocation against dynamic symbol _objc_lookup_class [address@hidden]

[Harald Simon]

Thanks!

-- And I thought, that I have read the configure instructions of gcc well. :-) 
-- Yes, I build gcc by myself. After removing of the current object tree of the 
last rebuild and a third try, I got the neccessary .so-files of objc. gui can 
now be build, but... look into the new question [`NSMiddleMouseDown' undeclared]

        Harald


On 2002.11.10 07:25 Jason Clouse wrote:
> <<The compilation is done with the current stable gcc release (3.2). I
> suppose, that I have to build the objc-runtime as a shared library. Is my
> oppionen right, and what have I to do?>>
> 
> Yes, you need to build it shared.  When you built gcc (if you built gcc)
> you needed to pass configure the --enable-shared option.  I believe that
> it's automatic for most of the libraries *except* for objc-runtime...for
> some odd reason.
> 
> If you built gcc yourself, build again, passing the --enable-shared
> option (make sure you don't pass it a list because objc has no list
> identifier) and you will also probably want to pass --enable-threads,
> just to be on the safe side.
> 
> If you don't want to build gcc yourself, I believe you can get a separate
> objc-runtime out of GNUstep cvs (checkout the dev-libs module).  It's
> meant for gcc 2.95.x though, so I'm not sure how it's going to go with
> 3.2.
> 
> My advice would be to just build 3.2--it's much less buggy anyway.
> 
> Jason
> 
> 
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