Hi,
The bug is fixed, works for me on Linux and WIndows now. It was a
trivial: I forgot to include config.h in that file.
Actually, I did not solve it at all. I fixed base compilation. However
it appears that config.h is not installed, so I wonder if there is an
elegant way to solve this header inclusion problem? On a machine which
doesn't have it, I don't want it. We compile without there (but not on
my linux box).
Maybe the information of config.h gets installed with another name?
I found the inclusion of config.h in other GNUstep header files, but
evidently they don't get installed or are private? This is confusing.
At worst, I back out the change or change the guard to be like "ifdef
solaris & gcc 3.4" but it is really ugly.
Better suggestions?
Riccardo
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