| Thank you very much! That was very easy!
For grins and giggles I tried to build this...
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h> int main (int argc, const char * argv[]) { NSLog (@"hello world"); return 0; }
Then compile with this "clang -I/usr/local/include -I/usr/GNUstep/System/Library/Headers -L/usr/local/lib -L/usr/GNUstep/System/Library/Libraries -lgnustep-base -lobjc hello.m -o hello"
When I run that stupid test it core dumps with "Version 2 Objective-C ABI may not be mixed with earlier versions."
On the plus side, my cmdline app and my hello world window app that caused my original question now works!
I did notice one issue where the static nstextfield was not centered but was right justified. I will be happy to look into the issue if you can point me in the correct direction where to look.
Thanks, Alexandra
Hello,
I am playing with buildtool and xcode. I have a basic "hello world" window, every-time I try to get it I get this error "This is an XCode 5 XIB file". I found the error message in ./work/libs-gui-gui-0_27_0/Source/GSXibKeyedUnarchiver.m
You are using an older version of the framework. We are about to release a new version of the libraries that has XIB v5 support.
Looking at the code it looks like its checking in there is a "document" defined in the xml.
When I go to try and build libs-gui-gui-0_27_0 locally (not using the pkg install gnustep-gui) I get the following error
GSCharacterPanel.m:81:10: error: use of undeclared identifier 'TRUE'
return TRUE;
You should download and build the latest version from github.com. I have written a script to make this very easy. Make sure you have clang installed and execute the following line:
That script should download all dependencies and build the frameworks for you. I recommend uninstalling any gnustep packages you have downloaded for your distro before you run this script. Before I was too much time... Is there a tool that will convert the xcode 11 xib back down to a version that will work with gnustep? Is there a simple "hello world" window xib that I could use to see what the differences are?
This is likely a waste of time. There is no tool to convert the xib back to a previous version and we have already addressed the issue by implementing the newer version. Could I install gorm and build the gui using it?
Yes, of course. Gorm is fully functional and has been for some time.
Thanks,
Alexandra
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