Eeeagh! I'm at my wits end.

[Simon Stapleton]

Well, nearly...

I'm hacking on an old WO project with an eye to resurrecting it for a 
client, and as an Apple-supplied Objective-C WO is out of the question 
these days, I thought I'd invest the time in playing with gsweb.  Now, 
my build of gdl2 on OSX is out of date and not currently building, so 
out came the trusty 9500, a quickish gentoo installation and a build of 
the all the relevant GNUstep stuff.  Apart from an expected problem 
with gdl2 and key-value coding that stops eogenerator working, all was 
looking good...

...Until I  built the app.  Well, tried to run it, actually.  Yes, it's 
that old

> Uncaught exception NSInternalInconsistencyException, reason:
> GNUSTEP Internal Error:
> The private GNUstep function to establish the argv and environment
> variables was not called.
> Please report the error to bug-gnustep@some.bogus.org

problem again.  Now, it's obviously not a problem with GNUstep per se, 
as other tools seem to work OK - eogenerator, for example.

I guess It's something to do with my makefiles and the frameworks I 
build all the components as, but it's got me stumped.  Anyone have any 
ideas on what (other than a problem at the gnustep-base level) might be 
calling this?

+[NSProcessInfo load] is definitely being called before main(), and is 
getting the args quite happily

FWIW, I'm running gcc3.3.3 on a Gentoo PPC installation, Linux kernel 
2.6.4, proc support built in.  cvs snapshot taken about 4 days ago.

any help would be most appreciated.

Simon

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