Renaissance on Mac OS X - simple bugfix

[Chris Hanson]

In building a .pbproj to build Renaissance.framework on Mac OS X, I 
noticed a simple bug:

In GSMarkupDecoderBackendCFXML.m:117 in the declaration of the 
GSMarkupDecoderBackendCFXML class, the declaration of the parser 
instance variable should be just a CFXMLParserRef, not a 
CFXMLParserRef*.

With that fix, it's fairly easy to build Renaissance as a framework on 
Mac OS X 10.2.6 using the December 2002 Mac OS X Developer Tools 
without using gstep-make.  There are two tricky bits:

(1) You should set Source/Renaissance.h to be your prefix file, and set 
it to be precompiled, to make everything else build faster and with the 
correct #define settings.

(2) You can go ahead and add the DecoderBackend files to the project 
but they should *not* be part of any target.  The correct decoder 
backend -- in the case of Mac OS X, the CFXML backend -- will be chosen 
based on platform #define settings that you don't have to muck with.

I'd be happy to contribute my .pbproj if others would like it, though 
I'm not sure I can invest the time to ensure that it's always 100% 
up-to-date.  Right now it can be downloaded at 
http://alpha.bdistributed.com/~cmh/Renaissance.pbproj.gnutar.gz; just 
un-tar it in dev-libs/Renaissance, and you've got a Project Builder 
project.

  -- Chris

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