On 9/9/07, Markus Hitter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Another problem are the includes of base headers. We use "include" > > here, > > but Apples headers are not protected against multiple inclusion. The > > best solution here would be to replace our includes with "import". > > You'll find a lot of heated discussion about this in the past years > of this list. Get your flame-proof suit handy ;-) >
Well, as far as I remember, the problem was that gcc decided to mark #import as deprecated, hence the flamewar on what to do. But unless I'm mistaken, they de-deprecated it :) So I'm not sure why we would have a flamewar now if we decide to clean up things by using #import everywhere. > > how to get the X events from Apple > > GNUstep on top of X on top of Cocoa ... no chance to get the apple- > apple-apple combo back working? a long time ago (2-3 years ?) I had GNUstep compiled on OSX, but using a recompiled gcc, not the apple one; as far as I remember there was problems with the apple-apple-apple combo back then, you had to use the GNU runtime, etc. But apart from this recompiled gcc, nothing special had to be done for the X part... I'm a bit unsure why you'd need anything special in fact ! Just install X, and that's it. -- Nicolas Roard _______________________________________________ Gnustep-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnustep-dev
