On Jul 5, 2005, at 10:34 PM, Adam Fedor wrote:
On Jul 5, 2005, at 9:34 PM, Adrian Robert wrote:
Now this header is gone, but the strategy is still used somehow but
only on some platforms. In particular, it seems like Linux does not
use it (evidently getting proc info from the system) but NetBSD does.
My question: is there any way short of "#include <NSObject.h>" in my
file with main() to satisfy things on a fake-main-using system? I'm
having trouble tracing out what happens when fake-main is enabled in
the config, and the references to 'gnustep_base_user_main' in the
code are quite limited. Ideally, I would like to just manually put
whatever #define is necessary in my main() file because including any
Objective-C headers is not an easy option.
You can read the section 'Reading Command-Line Arguments' in the
INSTALL file in gnustep-base
OK, yes I should RTFM, or RTFC in this case.. After some more hunting
I found a ChangeLog entry saying "Remove fake-main.h include - use
GSConfig.h", and then found GSConfig.h.in -- which had escaped my
initial grep, but had the relevant #define in it. Problem solved,
sorry for any bother..
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