Hello Richard,
gnustep-dev-bounces+roland.schwingel=onevision...@gnu.org wrote on
01.03.2016 16:00:21:
> Judging by what I can find with web searches, it seems that all the
> modern popular compilers define _WIN32 on ms-windows (and presumably
> _WIN64 if the system is 64bit).
> Have my
Hi...
So on the topic of gnustep for windows targets using mingw, is that
mingw32 or mingw64?
I see from the mingw64 page that it was initially created as
a way to port some objc code to windows.
DF
We are using GNUStep Foundation for over a decade on Windows. A long
time ago 32bit but
Hi...
So on the topic of gnustep for windows targets using mingw, is that
mingw32 or mingw64?
I see from the mingw64 page that it was initially created as
a way to port some objc code to windows.
DF
We are using GNUStep Foundation for over a decade on Windows. A long
time ago 32bit but
Hi Doug...
This is a known bug for a couple of months.
We build on windows for quite 2 years now using the compiler toolchain and
runtime from mingw-w64.sf.net. We use it for both generating 32bit and
64bit windows code (and also the same compiler rebuild from source on
linux for building
Hi Lars
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on
11.11.2008 19:12:34:
It would be great of you if you could submit those patches also to
the GCC mainline via http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/ so that both forks
don't diverge even further.
Select libobjc as component in bugzilla (and be prepared for some
to on one side be method compatible with
Mac OS X and on the other side to fully use the potential of
64bit cpus/operating systems.
Are there any plans/schedules to also do the NSInteger/NSUInteger
transistion?
IMHO it should be done the sooner the better.
i.A. Roland Schwingel
--
OneVision Software
to on one side be method compatible with
Mac OS X and on the other side to fully use the potential of
64bit cpus/operating systems.
Are there any plans/schedules to also do the NSInteger/NSUInteger
transistion?
IMHO it should be done the sooner the better.
i.A. Roland Schwingel
--
OneVision Software
signatures, but
I will outline that in a seperate email.
i.A. Roland Schwingel
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Hi Richard...
Thanks for your reply!
Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote on 24.10.2008 08:04:19:
[...]
First, thanks very much for offering to provide these patches ... I
think adding windows 64bit support would be great.
The best way to manage patches is to add them to the GNUstep patch
and the
communication with you, as the changes might cover a wider range of code ?
Thanks in advance,
i.A. Roland Schwingel
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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
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 code
Adam Fedor wrote on 12.01.2006 16:34:52:
I hope to migrate GNUstep to SVN within a few weeks, but I'm not sure
of the exact timing.
Super! Hoping that this migration brings the same boost in productivity
to gnustep as it was
for us when we migrated.
Roland
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