I had looked in here, but all I could find were files ending in '.dll.a' ( libgnustep-base.dll.a and libobjc.dll.a among others). Are these GCC Object files that need to be linked? I am unable to reference these files as typical dlls.
Thanks, Kevin On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 2:16 AM, Richard Frith-Macdonald < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 16 Oct 2008, at 05:08, Kevin Heeney wrote: > > I am hoping to reference the GNUstep Libraries as one or many dlls. To be >> clear, what I hope to do is create a wrapper for GNUstep to allow for >> calling methods from .NET/Mono. I am not sure who may be familiar with Mono >> and Cocoa#; however I would like to develop an implementation similar to >> Cocoa# that runs off of GNUstep on Windows (and down the road any other >> platforms supported by both GNUstep and Mono) instead of Cocoa on a Mac. >> >> Essentially - Mono is a cross platform open source implementation of .NET >> for *nux and Mac. Cocoa# is a wrapper or compatability layer that allows >> users to call Cocoa methods from .NET. >> >> The roadblock I hit (or I think this was the problem) is that I have no >> means of referencing the GNUstep libraries as a dll to call from .NET. . >> > > I don't know Mono, but the dll's for the GNUstep libraries can be found in > the System/Tools subdirectory wherever your GNUstep is installed. >
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