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Re: Problem installing bundles without GNUSTEP_INSTALLATION_DIR
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Riccardo Mottola |
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Re: Problem installing bundles without GNUSTEP_INSTALLATION_DIR |
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Sun, 22 Jan 2017 09:51:29 +0100 |
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Hi,
On 22/01/2017 00:39, Matt Rice wrote:
FWIW, I always found pmanagerhttp://gna.org/projects/pmanager
to have a much more sane architecture than PC...
it hasn't seen activity in a long time however...
to each its own...
Additionally for bundles there is the foo_COPY_INTO_DIR...
you can see it used here
https://github.com/gnustep/gdl2/blob/master/EOAdaptors/PostgreSQLAdaptor/LoginPanel/GNUmakefile
I think that technically you should create an aggregate project in PC,
having your application and the bundles as subprojects. But I don't know
if you can get any further as far as to specify where to install the
bundles. Could be a feature to add in the future, if it is not there or
if it doesn't work it needs to be fixed.
I patched up PC in the past years, but never used aggregate projects
myself, using separate framework+app where I had to.
On XCode you do it that way (see TalkSoup as an example), each bundle
has a target and then the app has a "copy" phase. For bundles it is fine
but for frameworks it is a mess since each framework needs to know if it
is compiled for system or local resource usage!! so While it looks fine,
I hate the XCode mess there too.
Riccardo