Ok i noticed there is a bigger problem, all the tools in gnustep-base
when executed continue allocating memory until it finishes and the
processes are killed. gdomap works just fine, but it is in ANSI C, not
Objective-C. I compiled everything with the apple gcc 3.3, including
the gnu-libobjc libraries (of which i made a dylib). Also, im using
ffcall 1.10 as i couldn't get libffi to properly link. Any hint?
Il giorno 06/giu/04, alle 11:21, Michele Balistreri ha scritto:
I compiled the gnu objective runtime and renamed it to libobjc_gnu
and made a pkg out of that. Now i had to edit configure.ac to put
-lobjc_gnu instead of -lobjc. How can i test "if is macosx, put
-lobjc_gnu else -lobjc" so that it works also for other boxes? Also, i
need an #ifdef to check if is macosx to include <objc_gnu/objc.h>
instead of <objc/objc.h> in GSObjCRuntime.h. Again, how can i make
this test? Sorry but i never had to handle these things.
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