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Re[2]: newbie question
Bonjour Gerrit,
Le mardi 20 novembre 2001 à 14:39:24, vous écriviez :
GPH> Hallo Yann.Le,
GPH> 2001-11-20 14:38:06, du schriebst:
>> My purpose is to install gnustep in the cygwin directory tree. I got
>> the gstep stuff, first install the Makefiles system (I'm using gstep
>> on unix for long...).
>> AT this point I've to set up the GNUSTEP_LOCAL_SYSTEM,
>> GNUSTEP_ROOT_SYSTEM variables. As naive as I am, I did try to do that
>> the same way as I've always done under unix... It seems these
>> variables are not correctly set ?
GPH> You didn't tell us how you tried to do this.
>> What did I miss there ?
GPH> In bash you set a variable like on unix too: $ export MYVAR=myvalue
GPH> Gerrit
Well, I correct the problem, Apologies, it was my fault...
I've another question... latest cygwin comes with gcc 2.95.3-5,
unfortunately, Objective-C language is not enable by default since
trying to compile a .m source file I got the following message:
"Objective-C compiler not instamlled on this system"
What do you recommand to correct this ?
recompile gcc 2.95.3-5 with --enable-language=objc or upgrade for the
gcc 3.0.2 ?
Is there any specifics config options I should know before doing this
?
Thanks, Yann
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