Re: What platforms are people using GNUstep on?

[Riccardo Mottola]

David Chisnall wrote:
> I think, for a variety of reasons, it would be helpful to get some 
> overview of what platforms people have actually built and tested 
> recent versions of GNUstep on.  The ones I've heard about over he last 
> year are (in no particular order):
>
> x86: GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Windows.
> x86-64: FreeBSD, Windows (GNU/Linux?)
> SPARC: Solaris (not sure if this was 64-bit or 32-bit though)
> ARM: Linux (GNU?)
> PowerPC: GNU/Linux
>
> What else do people use underneath GNUstep?  Is anyone using Alpha? 
> m68k? IA64? XCore? I know GNUstep used to work on NetBSD, but has 
> anyone tried it recently?  I've seen a couple of screenshots from HURD 
> - I guess those were x86?  Has anyone managed to get (any of) GNUstep 
> running on Symbian's POSIX layer?
I may add personally, working more or less up to gui running:
x86 - NetBSD, HURD, FreeBSD, windows
ppc32 -NetBSD and MkLinux and Linux
sparc32: NetBSD, Solaris 2.5, 2.6, OpenBSD
sparc64 (but in 32bit mode) Solaris 2.7. I know other have usccess in 64 
bit mode
MIPS-littleendian: linux
m68k: Linux (tested a couple of months ago)
parisc-32: linux (worked about a year ago, did not update since then)

I have failed:
HP-UX 10.20 on parisc, build problems
ppc32, AIX: build problems (don't have the machine available anymore though)
MIPS-64 IRIX, builds but any program segfaults, have not analyzed the 
situation further.

Riccardo