Re: installing 1.4.1 on SuSE Linux 6.1 (help re objc?)

[Catherine Dibble]

hi Marcus,

Yup, that makes sense.  So the news here is that SuSE 6.1's egcs
is built without objc by default.  And, if you do gcc -v in SuSE 6.1, 
gcc is already linked to egcs, as it should be.  Guess it's time to go 
rebuild egcs.

many thanks,

Catherine

At 06:42 PM Sunday 6/20/99 , Marcus G. Daniels wrote:
>>>>>> "CD" == Catherine Dibble <address@hidden> writes:
>
>CD> In particular, this release creates: /usr/lib/libobjects
>CD> /usr/include/objc/...  /objects /Foundation all three of which
>CD> objc, objects, and Foundation are directories within /usr/include
>CD> that include header files it claims are needed for the libobjects
>CD> library.
>
>The basic Objective C files should be found in a directory within
>the compiler.  Debian is like this:
>
>address@hidden/usr/lib/gcc-lib/i486-linux/egcs-2.91.66/include/objc] $ ls
>NXConstStr.h   encoding.h     objc-list.h    thr.h
>Object.h       hash.h         objc.h         typedstream.h
>Protocol.h     objc-api.h     sarray.h
>address@hidden/usr/lib/gcc-lib/i486-linux/egcs-2.91.66/include/objc] $
>
>The /usr/include/objc/{objects,Foundation} GNUstep stuff isn't needed
>for Swarm. 
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