Re: Distributing gnustep-based software
Sébastien Pierre <[email protected]>
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Hello ! I must say that I prefer the long answer, because : 1/ I don't rely on the AppKit 2/ I don't use the distributed notification, pasteboard or objects mapper however, I still have this question in mind : how do I practically link gnustep statically to my application with GNUstep makefile ? TIA, -- Sébastien Le 4 févr. 05, à 17:28, Gregory John Casamento a écrit : > The long answer: > > Although it is theoretically possible to link all of the libraries > statically > in this way, there are several reasons why it wouldn't work: > > 1) Resources. The gui library, in particular makes use of Images > which are > located on the installation dir. It also relies on some .gorm files > which are > in the resources as well which define some of the panels which are > standard in > gui. > > 2) Daemons. The base and gui library have daemon processes which need > to be > running for some functionality to work correctly. Chief among these > are: gdnc > - the distributed notification center, gpbs - the pasteboard service, > gdomap - > the distributed objects mapper. Each of these plays an important role > in > making GNUstep function. Without these some GNUstep apps would be > hopelessly > hobbled. > > GNUstep is not special in this way. Other development kits and > environments > require similar daemons to run to offer certain features. > > The short answer: NO. ;) -- «Life begins at the centerfold and expands outwards.» <http://www.type-z.org> -- Miss November, 1966