On 13/08/11 19:02, Fred Kiefer wrote:
The error message you where getting in the first place was a bug in
pbxbuild, which required that all targets, even non-apps, had an
INFOPLIST_FILE entry in their configuration. This and a few other minor
bugs should be fixed now. Please update from SVN.
From the last time somebody tried to compile OsiriX I remember that
this wasn't working with GNUstep. I tried to get it working myself at
the time and found that this wasn't possible even after fixing the
trivial problems I had first. OsiriX seems to rely on plenty of
libraries that aren't around in a standard Linix system and some of the
code isn't written in a portable way. I am willing to help you get as
far as I did at that time, but please don't expect too much.
Cheers
Fred
On 12.08.2011 20:19, Philip G Batchelor wrote:
I have a question, sorry in advance for my ignorance of the context.
I just installed GNUStep on my Ubuntu system, with the aim of trying to
compile Osirix. After lots of Google searches, I got the impression that
it wasn't done often, but someone might have been successful.
I first installed GNUStep from Ubuntu repositories, but I was still
missing a tool to generate Makefiles for Osirix as it is using xcode (a
concept I don't know well, I have never had OSX). From further googling,
I found remarks about a tool called pbxbuild, but it wasn't in the
Ubuntu repository as far as I can tell, thus I uninstalled and used the
svn GNUStep--which does contain it. But when I runt it on the
Osirix.xcodeproj, I get:
>pbxbuild OsiriX.xcodeproj/
2011-08-12 19:13:04.619 pbxbuild[19549] Warning: Unknown reference type
'XCVersionGroup' in PBXGroup!
2011-08-12 19:13:04.933 pbxbuild[19549] File NSData.m: 161. In
readContentsOfFile Open ((null)) attempt failed - bad path
I guess something is wrong with a path? I did run GNUstep.sh
I also see mentions of zcode, what's the status compared to pbxbuild?
Thanks in advance
Ph
PS: more details:
I managed to compile GNUStep (make, base,gui,back) , and install as
recommended, and indeed, it seems the environment I get doesn't
correspond to what is described in ./core/make/GNUstep-HOWTO
I had installed with ./configure without prefix. After that failure I
retried ./configure --prefix=/usr/local
I did run the recommended script GNUStep.sh, and as this didn't help, I
was going to try to set environment variables manually, but for example
the HOWTO says to set:
'PATH="/usr/GNUstep/System/Tools:"
the problem is I can't find a System/Tools folder!?
Would anyone have a hint of something to try? I'm thinking I need to
clean my environment from previous installation attempts somehow anyway,
but I might also have missed a compilation-install step.
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