On 23 Oct 2015, at 18:21, Josh Freeman <gnustep_li...@twilightedge.com> wrote:
>
> Apparently on NetBSD, +load methods are called earlier in the app-bootup
> process than on Linux & Mac - on those platforms, I hadn't seen any issues
> from calling respondsToSelector: in +load.
>
> This'll be fixed in the next release of PikoPixel by delaying the
> respondsToSelector: check until after the app loads. In the meantime, you can
> probably get PikoPixel to run on NetBSD by commenting out the selector check
> (PPAppBootUtilities.m, lines 42-49):
>
> /*
> if (!selector || ![NSObject respondsToSelector: selector])
> {
> NSLog(@"ERROR: Invalid NSObject selector, %@, in "
> "PPAppUtils_PerformNSObjectSelectorAfterAppLoads()",
> (selector) ? NSStringFromSelector(selector) : @"NULL");
>
> goto ERROR;
> }
> */
There should be no problem with using -respondsToSelector: in +load for an
NSObject subclass (it’s an NSObject method, not provided by a category).
The problem is in the NSLog, which depends on NSString, NSLocale, and various
other classes.
David
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