Cross-compiling & distributing Tools

2006-06-05 Thread Michael Hopkins
Hi all I am going to ask some questions here which have been posed at various times in the past by both me and others (here and in other places), but they never seem to get clear, authoritative answers for some reason. I am hoping that this attempt will connect with the people who really know a

Re: Cross-compiling & distributing Tools

2006-06-05 Thread Fred Kiefer
Hi Michael, the one person to answer your mail is surely Nicola. I had my different goes at cross compilation with GNUstep, but as I was trying even more complicated stuff than you, I failed. One problematic bit has been left out by your description. When running configure the make system tries t

Re: Cross-compiling & distributing Tools

2006-06-05 Thread Markus Hitter
Am 05.06.2006 um 10:06 schrieb Michael Hopkins: 2) Distributing tools without headaches - packaging everything as statically-linked applications without the need for GNUstep directory structure/shared libs/GNUstep.sh The second big issue - and one that many people have asked about over the

NSController and subclasses

2006-06-05 Thread Fred Kiefer
I am still trying to get the Books application to compile with GNUstep. Amongst many other things that are still missing, we also need NSController and the two subclasses NSObjectController and NSArrayController. All these classes have been added to AppKit in MacOSX 10.3 and extended in 10.4. GNUs

Re: NSController and subclasses

2006-06-05 Thread Gregory John Casamento
Wasn't Saso working on a core data clone?  Would it be worth it to ask him if he can contribute this, since he recently said that he doesn't have time to work on it? --Gregory John Casamento- Original Message From: Fred Kiefer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: GNUstep Developer Sent: Monday, June 5, 2

Re: NSController and subclasses

2006-06-05 Thread Sašo Kiselkov
I've restarted work on it again lately, so it's going to continue. I've uploaded the latest tarball to http://totorisu.sk/gscoredata.tar.bz2 If you want to, merge it into GNUstep SVN, but I would be happy if I could continue work on it ;-) As for the progress: so mere 15k line of code have been