Hi Andreas,
Andreas Fink wrote:
Hello all,
Today I tried to download gnustep for windows to see if it makes sense to port
my MacOS / Gnustep Linux app to Windows as well.
However I failed at ProjectCenter which simply throws a Windows C++ runtime
library error without saying much.
Sorry to hear that. Did you isntall whole system+core+devel?
Does Gorm, the only other binary supplied, work?
This is on a Windows 10 installation with no other developer tools installed
(not sure if the referenced runtime is even installed)
Is this a version mismatch? Anyone have a hint what to look for?
If you are looking here:
http://www.gnustep.org/windows/installer.html
and ProjectCenter and Gorm files have the -35 suffix, then they should
be matched and work.
Theroetically you should be able to build them yourself, I would start
with a smaller app to see if your environment is complete.
I really would like to update our windows packages, but I had lots of
issues and it was done previously only by Adam and I wasn't able to
understand how to update the components I needed and reissue the
packages. I would have loved to do a prorgressive update, it is very
tricky, but failed up to now.
Let's try to get you going: I can assure you that on an "updated" older
environment I have here, ProjectCenter starts up on windows.
Riccardo
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