On 13 Apr 2006, at 20:24, Jeremy Bettis wrote:
Someone broke NSFileHandles pointing to pipes on mingw, so I am
looking at the right way to fix it.
It's been broken a long time (assuming it ever worked) ... at least
since the rewrite to use native windows event handling.
Ok, so here is t
On 19 Apr 2006, at 19:12, Wolfgang Sourdeau wrote:
Hi,
What is the current state of support for distributed objects in Win32?
During one of my tests, it seems the reliability of NSMessagePort is
unstable while NSSocketPort does not work.
Besides I get all kinds of NSLog message about blocking
Hi...
A few minutes ago I was reading (after
a long time) thru current gnustep-base code...
In NSProcessInfo.m:_gnu_process_args()
I assume some unicode problems, which would be easy to fix...
The arguments and/or the env supplied
to this function can be encoded in utf-8.
So the initWithCStrin
On 26 Apr 2006, at 13:57, Roland Schwingel wrote:
Hi...
A few minutes ago I was reading (after a long time) thru current
gnustep-base code...
In NSProcessInfo.m:_gnu_process_args() I assume some unicode
problems, which would be easy to fix...
The arguments and/or the env supplied to thi
Hi Richard
> I think not ...
>
> The argument/environment strings are, (by definition since they are
> coming from outside the program), in the external character encoding.
> The initWithCString: method initialises a string with data in the
> external character encoding. The current c
On 26 Apr 2006, at 15:36, Roland Schwingel wrote:
Hi Richard
> I think not ...
>
> The argument/environment strings are, (by definition since they are
> coming from outside the program), in the external character
encoding.
> The initWithCString: method initialises a string with data in
