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. -- Have fun, Ivan Vučica i...@vucica.net - http://ivan.vucica.net/
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