Re: porting from Cocoa help

[Alex Perez]

Anurodh Pokharel wrote:
[snip]
> I actually switched to gcc 4 and that cleared a lot of things. I
> still havent gotten nsalert to work, but with many things turned off,
> the application does compile now.
> I tried making my nib files gmodels then .gorms.  While that did
> work, it also really messed things up. The Gorm file is so corrupted
> that once i save it, i cant open it anymore. There are a few minor
> things, but beyond that i think OSXnews will have Gnustep  sibling
> very soon, possibly this weekend. I am releasing 2.08 today and will
> use that code base to make the first gnustep build. I will probably
> post back on the NG with details and links


Well that's great, because GNUstep needs a good newsreader. Lusernet 
hasn't been touched in forever, and always had issues. Thank you for 
taking the time to port it. Really. Your efforts will not be forgotten. 
Are you familiar with the fact that you can wrap OS X specific elements 
of your code with #ifndef GNUSTEP #endif preprocessor statements?

By default, when you compile something with GNUstep-make, GNUSTEP is 
defined, so that code just won't get used.

It's most handy when porting.

Regards,
Alex Perez