On Fri, 24 Jan 2003, Nicolas ROARD wrote:
Do you know what exactly is broking the bundle loading ? because it
seems that I have the same problem in trying to compile gnustep under
mac os x 10.2.3 with gcc 3.2.1 (not using the apple gcc) ...
There's some really hairy code that sets up a callback function so
that gnustep-base can register in NSBundle the classes loaded from a
shared object. When using gnustep-objc with gcc 3.2, as far as I could
tell in GDB, a global variable in libobjc doesn't get set with the
address
of the callback function, so libobjc can't call it and gnustep-base
can't
register any classes in NSBundle.