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Re: Re: [Q]WebKit on GNUstep, any success?


From: S.J.Chun
Subject: Re: Re: [Q]WebKit on GNUstep, any success?
Date: Thu, 6 Oct 2005 12:18:14 +0900

So, you mean
 
1. GCC-4.1 has problem with GNUstep.
Does this mean I cannot compile/use GNUstep with GCC-4.1?
 
2. WebKit source codes to be modified for building with GCC-4.1?
Or I only need to create proper GNUmakefile(s)?
If I cannot use GNUstep with GCC-4.1, I won't try but...
 
Thanks in advance.
----- Original Message -----
From: Chris Vetter <cbv@gmx.net>
To: Sungjin Chun <chunsj@embian.com>
Cc: discuss-gnustep@gnu.org
Sent: 05-10-05 16:47:21
Subject: Re: Re: [Q]WebKit on GNUstep, any success?

On Wed, 5 Oct 2005 16:20:09 +0900, Sungjin wrote:
> I know to use WebKit on GNUstep we need objc++ supported gcc(as far
> as I know, current development version supports this). Just curious,
> if anyone try WebKit and gcc-snapshot with GNUstep?

That's why I installed gcc-4.1 on my box, to play around with WebKit.
Problem is that gcc-41 will barf if you include any GNUstep-related
header...

However, gcc-41 does have a working ObjC++ (AFAICT) though you need to turn
inclusion of ObjC++ on when you compile/install gcc-41.

You still won't be able to compile the WebKit without some modifications,
though. Eg. _javascript_Core, WebCore and WebKit are all XCode projects, so
you will need to create a ton of GNUmakefiles. And, at least for
_javascript_Core, you will need to find a way to create a couple of C/H files
using YACC (I managed somewhat, but it's a PITA -- that's when I gave up)

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Chris

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