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Re: Command line tool on Windows
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Pete French |
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Re: Command line tool on Windows |
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Sun, 07 May 2006 17:39:45 +0100 |
> I don't think it's realistically possible ... you need at least the
> objective-c runtime library and the gnustep-base library, and I don't
> know how/if these could be built in to your program rather than as
> DLLs. While static linking of the libraries my be possible, I think
> nobody does it.
I've done it - with raw Objective-C anyway. Used to work this way
for ages at my current company - they had NT webservers, but one
of my conditions of employment is that I will not be made to use Windows.
So I just wrote everything in Obj-C on BSD, then compiled under Cygwin to
make a single .exe. It works very nicely.
I am not sure how you would persuade GNustep to link staticly, but surely
it can't be that hard (it's harder to make DLL's I would have though!)
Just grabbing all the .o files and sticking them in a library would be
my 'quick and dirty' approach.
-bat.