Re: Discuss-gnustep Digest, Vol 2, Issue 68

[Nicolas ROARD]

Le vendredi, 24 jan 2003, à 21:16 Europe/Paris, Adam Fedor a écrit :
> I don't think you're necessarily having the same problem. I really  
> don't know if bundles were ever even ported to MacOSX. Try running an  
> application with
>
> openapp MyApp.app --GNU-Debug=NSBundle
>
> or try running the nsbundle test in base/Testing:
>
> make LoadMe
> make nsbundle
>  ./obj/nsbundle

Ok I ran it  :


bash-2.05a$ ./obj/nsbundle --GNU-Debug=NSBundle
  GNUstep bundle directory is /usr/GNUstep/System/Libraries
  Executable is in ./obj/nsbundle
  Full directory is  
/Users/nicolasroard/gnustep/cvs_gnustep/gnustep/core-dev/base/Testing/ 
shared_obj/powerpc/darwin6/gnu-gnu-gnu/nsbundle
Looking for LoadMe bundle...
  Bundle directory is  
/Users/nicolasroard/gnustep/cvs_gnustep/gnustep/core-dev/base/Testing
  Found LoadMe in:  
/Users/nicolasroard/gnustep/cvs_gnustep/gnustep/core-dev/base/Testing/ 
LoadMe.bundle

Initializing LoadMe bundle...
  Found example file:  
/Users/nicolasroard/gnustep/cvs_gnustep/gnustep/core-dev/base/Testing/ 
LoadMe.bundle/Resources/NXStringTable.example

Retreiving principal class...
2003-01-24 22:09:45.615 nsbundle[11205] No local time zone specified.
2003-01-24 22:09:45.619 nsbundle[11205] Using time zone with absolute  
offset 0.
2003-01-24 22:09:45.613 nsbundle[11205] File objc-load.m: 149. In  
objc_initialize_loading Debug (objc-load): initializing dynamic loader  
for  
/Users/nicolasroard/gnustep/cvs_gnustep/gnustep/core-dev/base/Testing/ 
shared_obj/powerpc/darwin6/gnu-gnu-gnu
Error (objc-load): Cannot initialize dynamic linker
* ERROR: Can't find principal class