> > Seems odd. Have you installed gnustep-base-1.3.3 and gnustep-gui-0.7.8? > > I'm confused by your comment that 'this did not install the > > Foundation...' (which is gnustep-base). > I've got base 1.1.0 and gui 0.7.5 - do these not work? > They are certainly marked as 'stable' releases in gnustep.org. I also > have gdomap and the other daemons working. > > WHen I say 'this did not install the Foundation', > what I actually meant was that running 'gcc -Wno-import -ggdb > helloworld.m -o helloworld -lobjc' on code such as: > *** > > #import<Foundation/Foundation.h> > [...] > > *** > produces the error: > "helloworld.m:1:33: Foundation/Foundation.h: No such file or directory > helloworld.m:6: Cannot find interface declaration for `NSObject', superclass of >`helloObject'" > Now if I'm invoking the compiler incorrectly, please tell me. You have passed no -I compiler options ... so the compiler can't find the header files. You have two options - * figure out the compilers -I -L -l flags (and any other flag required indeed) by hand. This is possible, but certainly not recommended at the beginning (and indeed if possible I would always avoid it). * use gnustep-make to find the flags for you :-) this is the suggested option, definitely at the beginning. To learn how to use gnustep-make, I point you to the first tutorial listed on the page http://www.gnustep.it/nicola/Tutorials/index.html it's extremely easy to use. It should take you ten minutes to learn. > However even if the above is true, it doesn't explain the compilation > errors with gnustep-back. Yes :-) My suggestion to solve that problem is ... Try newer versions of the libraries ! I suggest to always take the latest available stable version! Many people use CVS directly. _______________________________________________ Help-gnustep mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnustep
