ups.. this time the non-empty attachemnt
Am Wed, 25 Jul 2012 14:40:26 +0200
schrieb nova <[email protected]>:
> Hi,
>
> I recently compiled everything from llvm on up till etoile. I like to
> suggest few changes to the documentation on
> http://etoileos.com/downloads/installtrunk/ so that other newbies to
> gnustep / etoile don't repeat my mistakes during that process.
>
> (Changes attached as patch.txt)
>
> nova
--- INSTALL 2012-07-24 22:13:12.018886796 +0200
+++ INSTALL.new 2012-07-25 14:31:59.066098489 +0200
@@ -146,20 +146,22 @@
cd core/base
# For Linux e.g. Ubuntu, --with-ffi-include is usually required
- ./configure --disable-mixedabi --disable-unicodeconstants
[--with-ffi-include=/usr/include/`gcc -dumpmachine`]
+ ./configure --disable-mixedabi --disable-unicodeconstants
[--with-layout=gnustep] [--prefix=/] [--with-ffi-include=/usr/include/`gcc
-dumpmachine`]
make && sudo -E make install
cd core/gui
- ./configure && make && sudo -E make install
+ ./configure [--prefix=/] && make && sudo -E make install
cd core/back
- ./configure && make && sudo -E make install
+ ./configure [--prefix=/] && make && sudo -E make install
You can check you are really using Clang and not GCC with 'make messages=yes'
instead of 'make' when building a GNUstep module.
You can switch back to GCC for a given project with 'make CC=gcc' (or
alternatively './configure CC=gcc').
To get an overview of the build options per module, you can use './configure
--help' in each module directory.
+**Note**: You also can check if you are using the correct libobjc by 'ldd
/Local/Library/Libraries/libgnustep-base.so' (if --with-layout=gnustep and
--prefix=/ was used). If you see 'libobjc.so.4 => not found' then make sure
that 'LD_LIBRARY_PATH' is correctly set; properly you forgot then to source the
GNUstep.sh in your terminal (see above).
+
See also [GNUstep](http://www.gnustep.org/) for further information.
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