porting to GNUstep from OSX

[David Bishop]

I've run into two seperate OSX programs that have authors wanting to support 
GNUstep, but not willing to actually go the extra mile and do it.  And I, 
while willing to help out, am not well-enough versed in the arts of ObjC and 
*step to be effective.  Hence, I'm here to learn.

My first problem, with both projects, is that they use some header files that 
simply don't exist for me: runtime.h and objc-class.h, both in the objc 
subdirectory.  They use the methods class_getClassMethod and 
class_add_method_list (probably more, but that's were the compile/link dies).  
Any idea what the GNUstep equivelant is?  The only any slightly related docs 
I could find were about gcc 3.3 at http://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-3.3/changes.html, 
where it mentions that you "No longer need to include objc/objc-class.h to 
compile self calls in class methods (NeXT runtime only)."  Well, that's good, 
because as far as I can tell objc-class.h didn't exist in 3.2, either.

Pointers?  Tips?  Hints?  Oh, and if you must know, the two things I'm trying 
to get running are ocunit (a unit tester) and PyObjC (python bindings for 
ObjC and Cocoa).

HAND!

-- 
"Sorry about the whole 'bomb' thing" - Bruce Rollins
D.A.Bishop

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