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From: | Giuseppe Luigi Punzi |
Subject: | Re: Building on OSX |
Date: | Fri, 23 Jan 2009 09:41:20 +0100 |
User-agent: | Thunderbird 2.0.0.19 (Windows/20081209) |
Hi again, Adam Fedor escribió:
Well, I can't remember after many attempts. But, I think, I tried to build first, and I got a lot of errors, and isntalled updated packages from macports, and builded the others. I readed about GNUstartup can install GNUstep at $home directory, and, I thought at home directory could be more easy to maintain. It suppose, I have all installed, but I'm getting errors buildnig ProjectCenter, or Ink for example. Ink, gives me an error, "can't found /common.make". I searched and found, thath is needed to call GNUstep.sh, and I did it, and $(GNUstep_Makefiles) (i don't remember exactly) is set to the correct path, but still with the same error on each make.On Jan 22, 2009, at 2:34 PM, Giuseppe Luigi Punzi Ruiz wrote:HI all, I can't get GNUstep builded on OSX.I would like to eliminate the actual broken installation of GNUstep on my system, and start the process of building again but installing with gnuste-startup and on $home.Somebody can tell me if to clean the installation, remove GNUstep folders under /Library/System is enough?It depends on how you installed GNUstep before. If the previous install is in /Library/GNUstep, then you can just remove that, or if you intentionally put it somewhere else, remove that.
I have it now on my Windows box at office without troubles (well, some errors to build from ProjectCenter, and I can't use '[' or ']' and some characters using AltGR, or copy paste....but at least I can make from msys shell and use Vim at the moment), and I would like to have it at home too for continue my learning process :(
I tried this first, but I got a lot of errors. Sorry, I can't remember it. I will try it again when back to home, once GNUstep folder is deleted. The correct build/install is gnustep-(make), (base), (gui) and back, in this order, right? and then, startup is not needed in OSX?There are two ways to install GNUstep. If you just configure and install the packages as is, they are compiled and installed to work with Apple's Cocoa libraries.
DOH! If don't work, then I don't need this. Obviosly, the idea is share code betweenIf you use gnustep-startup, they are compiled to be stand-alone (i.e. separate from Cocoa). FYI, GNUstep will compile on 10.5, but it won't work, AFAIK.
my Windows <-> OSX machines. Cheers.Note: I'm writing to the correct maillist? There are some days I didn't get any response to my noob-mails (I'm being ignored :D ). should I write to help maillist better?
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