Hi Johannes,
I've been working on setting up build tests to run on Travis using Docker. Maybe we can do the same for the Debian 9 build script you are contributing (and this will tell us if the problem is something residual on your system).
Best, Patryk
Hello everyone,Am 06.05.19 um 14:39 schrieb Johannes Brakensiek:thank you very much for your help. I succeeded building 1.9 with that
hint. Only Gorm and ProjectBuilder still do not work/start.
SystemPreferences.app works though.
I’m now trying to compile a 2.0 runtime. Currently I’m stuck at
building base, because libobjc could not be found (it is there of
course). Maybe my system is somewhat mixed up after so many compiles,
I will follow the hints Andreas gave and see if I get any further.
now I succeeded to successfully compile the 2.0 runtime as documented bythis script:https://github.com/Letterus/gnustep-build/blob/master/debian-9-clang-8.0-runtime-2.0/GNUstep-buildon-debian.shIt is based on the instructions Andreas sent on this list. But it seemsit still did not compile correctly. ProjectCenter will complain aboutivars on startup (Gorm runs though):/usr/GNUstep/Local/Applications/ProjectCenter.app/ProjectCenter: symbollookup error:/usr/GNUstep/Local/Library/Libraries/libProjectCenter.so.0: undefinedsymbol: __objc_ivar_offset_NSView._tracking_rects.<some unreadableunicode stuff>When I make tests on libobjc2 all 166 tests pass. When I run make checkon GNUstep base it complains about libdispatch not beeing there. So Iadded "-ldispatch" to linker flags for the build of libobjc. Thatcompiles successfully, but when I try to build base with the same flagsI get this linker error:/usr/bin/ld.gold: fatal error: cannot mix -r with dynamic object/usr/local/lib/libdispatch.soclang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to seeinvocation)So, as I don't have a clue about this compiler and linker stuff, I'msomewhat puzzled on how to get this right. Do you have any hints for me?Thank you,Johannes
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