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Re: GNUstep StartUp on a Mac Powerbook
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Markus Hitter |
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Re: GNUstep StartUp on a Mac Powerbook |
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Sun, 27 Mar 2005 10:47:21 +0200 |
Am 27.03.2005 um 05:44 schrieb Tabitha McNerney:
[...] these libraries are in my Darwin Ports library and they are in
my $PATH [...]
PATH? PATH is meant to hold a collection of paths to commands. For
finding/using libraries it isn't helpful at all.
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E281 Error
I don't seem to be able to use your Objective-C compiler to produce
working binaries!
Did you try to build something else? You could fire up Xcode, open a
application project template and see wether it compiles and produces a
working binary.
Next step would be to investigate what GNUstep's configure script tries
to do and to retry these steps manually. There's config.log which
tracks what configure does.
Other than that, the error decription appears quite helpful ...
Hope that helps,
Markus
P.S.: Make sure to file a bug if you found it was GNUstep's fault.
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- GNUstep StartUp on a Mac Powerbook, Tabitha McNerney, 2005/03/26
- Re: GNUstep StartUp on a Mac Powerbook,
Markus Hitter <=
- Re: GNUstep StartUp on a Mac Powerbook, Tabitha McNerney, 2005/03/28
- Re: GNUstep StartUp on a Mac Powerbook, Yves de Champlain, 2005/03/28
- Re: GNUstep StartUp on a Mac Powerbook, Andrew Pinski, 2005/03/28
- Re: GNUstep StartUp on a Mac Powerbook, Tabitha McNerney, 2005/03/28
- Re: GNUstep StartUp on a Mac Powerbook, Adam Fedor, 2005/03/29
- Re: GNUstep StartUp on a Mac Powerbook, Tabitha McNerney, 2005/03/30
Re: GNUstep StartUp on a Mac Powerbook, Yves de Champlain, 2005/03/27