On 20. sij. 2011., at 18:30, Wolfgang Lux wrote:
I have GNUstep running on OS X (Tiger and Leopard, though not Snow Leopard at present, using both Apple's gcc and gcc from MacPorts) for quite some time. Before Tiger I was using macports, but since the port got broken and was no longer maintained around that time, I set up my system from scratch then. Initially, I used gnustep-startup to get things working, but I haven't looked at it for a long time. So chances are that you may be able to set up your system with the help of gnustep-startup (probably with a few iterations to get all dependencies in place) but then maybe not.
The following tries to summarize the steps to get GNUstep working on OS X from scratch (as far as I remember them).
Note that I'm using the traditional GNUstep layout with everything installed in /usr/GNUstep. I haven't used the fhs layout, which is the default layout nowadays, and I'm not sure whether I would recommend using it in on OS X.
The steps below may or may not work for you. If they do, maybe someone could use them to update the MacPorts port?
Thanks! I'll try giving it a shot soon.
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