>> The public NSBundle API works fine with FHS. Usually things stop working >> when you try to locate things manually >> on disk instead of using the public API. > > The problem seems to be that frameworks are no longer found in the frameworks > directory, > and are no longer bundles, meaning that you have nothing meaningful to pass > to NSBundle, > so you can't load frameworks using NSBundle. If you can't load frameworks > using NSBundle, > then everything subsequently breaks because the JIT-compiled code doesn't > find the classes > that it requires.
Nope - it should all work. There is no difference between the layouts except for the name of the directories. Frameworks are, and behave, identically no matter what the layout is. If it doesn't work, it sounds like the NSBundle API is not being used correctly, or maybe there is a bug of some sort in NSBundle. Thanks _______________________________________________ Gnustep-dev mailing list Gnustep-dev@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnustep-dev
