On Wed, Dec 17, 2014 at 11:34:38AM +, Hovik Melikyan wrote:
> Thanks, and will keep the list posted if there is any interest on this.
Please.
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
Derek Fawcus employees.org> writes:
Hi Derek,
>
> On Wed, Dec 17, 2014 at 11:34:38AM +, Hovik Melikyan wrote:
>
> So on the topic of gnustep for windows targets using mingw,
> is that mingw32 or mingw64?
>
It's mingw32. Right now I'm focusing on 32-bit, as the assembly part for
64-bit i
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 32b
On 18 Dec 2014, at 08:25, Roland Schwingel
wrote:
> But none the less it would be very good to get at least libobjc2 running on
> both 32 bit and 64bit windows - with both compilers as
> a starting point.
I would be very happy to review patches in this direction and provide
assistance.
David
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 32bi
