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From: | Ibadinov Marat |
Subject: | Re: GNUstep on OSX |
Date: | Wed, 29 May 2013 17:20:23 +0300 |
On May 29, 2013, at 4:48 PM, Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:
It contains two changes: 1. Changed signature of -(NSMutableArray*)backendQuery: (NSString*)stmt recordType:(id)rtype listType:(id)ltype to be: -(NSMutableArray*)backendQuery: (NSString*)stmt recordType:(Class)rtype listType: (Class)ltype Change is made to allow this library work with GNUstep runtime’s type-dependent dispatch. It was sending messages to abstract superclass instead of concrete subclass. 2. Removed string trimming. It cased the framework to be almost useless, cause you can't get real data from DB. It was done a month before you made it optional. While merging with upstream, I chose to leave it removed, because it looks like a feature added “just because we can”.
Did you try? Changes: 1. Corrections in configure.ac to make it work nice on OSX. Big size of patch is caused by regeneration of ./configure. 2. In Testing.h function pass(int, const char*, ...) was made to accept NSInteger instead of int to avoid shortening 64bit to 32bit.
... and suggests to view raw version instead of HTML. It's big for three reasons: 1. xCode project 2. ./configure regenerated due to changes in configure.ac 3. there are loads of changes, really
Any suggestions? |
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