Re: MacOSX GNUstep build issues

Adam Fedor wrote:

>
> On Dec 8, 2004, at 4:45 PM, Kree Cole-McLaughlin wrote:
>
>> Next I built the /GNUstep packages with gnu-gnu-gnu library combo and 
>> /GNUstep root directory. During the build of some of the base, gui, 
>> and back tools I had to explicitly add libraries to the makefiles 
>> since I only have static versions of several libs like jpeg, tiff, 
>> xml, etc... These libs were installed by fink, so I am not sure why 
>> they weren't compiled as shared libs.
>>
> Usually -dev packages install the static libs and the includes, while 
> the base packages install the shared libs.  I didn't think it was 
> possible to install the -dev packages without the base package, but 
> perhaps you figure it out...
>
Ooops, you're right, I got it backwards. I guess libgnustep-base is 
linking agaisnt the shared libraries, which means every time I want to 
build an app I need to include the libraries in the linking command 
(what a pain!) Does anyone know how to force darwin to include the 
static versions of the libraries in libgnustep-base? Do I have to move 
the shared libraries out of the way while I compile GNUstep? There 
should be a better way.

>
>> Note that the first time I tried this it was about gdomap (instead of 
>> gdnc), so I launched /GNUstep/System/Tools/gdomap. The next time I 
>> tried openapp Gorm.app I got the above error. But when I try to 
>> launch /GNUstep/System/Tools/gdnc and rerun Gorm I get the same 
>> error. Upon inspecting my processes  gdomap is running but not gdnc.
>>
>> Do I need to have several daemons running to launch GNUstep apps? If 
>> so which ones.
>> Does this means gdnc was not built correctly? (I don't get any errors 
>> when I launch it)
>> Any suggestions about how to get things running.
>>
>
> This should be done automatically if you don't do it. But for testing, 
> you should do it manually:
>
> gdomap
> gdnc
>
> Then test to see that gdnc started running using:
>
> gdomap -N
>
> which should give:
>
> Registered names are -
>   GDNCServer
>
Okay, gdomap -N say nothing is registered. I guess this means there is a 
problem with gdnc right?

>
> You don't specify what version of GNUstep base,gui, etc you are using. 
> Also did you follow the README.Darwin instructions when installing this?
>

I did follow the README.darwin instructions during the build, but I 
didn't read about the daemons until after I sent this. I checked the 
source out of CVS probably a week ago, so I don't know what the exact 
versions are. Would you suggest I compile a stable release instead?

Thanks,
Kree