Re: porting to mac os x

[Adrian Robert]

> not sure if the following question is appropriate for this list -- my
> apologies if it isn't. I'm trying to port a simple GNUstep 
> application to
> Mac OS X. The source compiles without a single warning or error 
> message.
> So far so good. When I launch the application from within XCode, 
> however,
> it aborts with the message "Unable to load nib file: MainMenu, 
> exciting."
> I create my menus programmatically -- how do I tell it not to load 
> any nib
> files? I also tried to use a different type of project -- the 
> "foundation
> tool" project. I added the AppKit framework and everything compiled. 
> Now
> it complains about not being able to find Info.plist.

Make it an "application" project.  Then find and delete the nib from 
the project.  Then edit the properties for the project (accessed by 
clicking one of either the project, the target, or the application on 
the left, I can't remember which, and possibly selecting the 'get 
info' menu item) to remove the nib from the plist.  (It's called 
something like "Main Nib").  Sorry this is a bit fuzzy, I don't have 
access to my mac right now..