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From: | Philip Mötteli |
Subject: | Re: [Q] Porting StepTalk to Mac OS X(ObjC Runtime Compatibility) |
Date: | Thu, 17 Feb 2005 08:38:49 +0100 |
Am 17.02.2005 um 07:56 schrieb Alex Perez:
Sungjin Chun wrote:I've try to build StepTalk on Mac OS X using Cocoa framework. And I found that StepTalk depends on GNU ObjC Runtime and this makes porting somewhat hard. 2. +[NSMethodSignature signatureWithObjCType:] is used in StepTalk and I found that this method is Cocoa.framework although hidden. Can I use same argument for this method, ie., type is compatible?Please contact stefan urbanek immediately, at stefan@agentfarms.net. He is the current StepTalk maintainer, and is desperately looking for someone to finish my port of StepTalk to OS X. You can grab the (sort-of functional) source from my website at http://rocko.paploo.net/~aperez/GNUstep/StepTalk-CVS-9Nov2004.tar.bz2 . Note that make install will not work yet, you need to manually install the components into /Library/Frameworks and the bundles to /Library/StepTalk/Bundles or wherever they're supposed to go. The resources aren't inside the framework yet.
There's also Alexander Diemand <axeld@moltalk.org>, who has a running and probably more recent port. He told me, that he will soon try to merge that with the present CVS tree.
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