On Mar 23, 2007, at 7:48 AM, Nicola Pero wrote:
Presumably we need a configure flag to force native-exceptions even
if the compiler would
seem to fail when compiling them ?
Then you'd do
cd core/make
./configure --enable-native-exceptions-even-if-they-seem-not-to-work
make install
cd ../../dev-libs/libobjc
make
make install
cd ../../core/make
./configure --enable-native-exceptions
make install
Wouldn't it still work, if you installed make the first time with no
special options (just so libobjc could use it), then do a proper
installation afterwards - that's what I do all the time with gnustep-
startup:
cd core/make
./configure
make install
cd ../../dev-libs/libobjc
make
make install
cd ../../core/make
./configure --enable-native-exceptions
make install
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