Re: Win32: error compiling ProjectCenter.. GNUstep.conf is not absolute path..

Mike x wrote:
> I ran the Win32 installer. I think it doesn't include
> Gorm or ProjectCenter.

No, it does not. And yes, it should. It will in the future. Greg is 
working on better win32 support. The GNUSTEP_CONFIG_FILE issue you 
describe below has been fixed in SVN and was a win32-only bug in the 
released version of the GNUstep windows installer that you downloaded. 
It is my understanding that a revised, fully-functional version of the 
windows installer is in the works. Please stay tuned. I have CC'ed Tom 
Koelman, the win32 installer maintainer, so he has the opportunity to 
correct me if I'm wrong.

> It should! Packagers, please make an installer that
> includes: #1: Binaries, so it doesn't take an hour
> compile when installing, #2: everything on the GNUstep
> download page, including GUI development tools.

It's on my to-do list, but I'm leaving the country in a week to spend a 
month in France. I hope to work on it when I'm back, unless Tom has 
plans to, which I do not believe he does.
> 
> Anyway, I ran into some errors compiling
> ProjectCenter, I have to paraphrase and type it in
> from notes, sorry.
> 
> ProjectCenter.exe[1732] GNUSTEP_CONFIG_FILE value
> ('/etc/GNUstep/GNUstep.conf') is not an absolute path.
> Please rebuild GNUstep-base specifying a valid path to
> the config file
> ProjectCenter.exe[1732] Did not find correct version
> of backend, falling back to std.
> ProjectCenter.exe[1732] NSApplication.m:271 Assertion
> failed in initialize_gnustep_backend unable to find
> backend back.
> 
> Did I miss some crucial step? I just want to get
> started learning GNUstep! Thank you.