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| Re: Need help with the structure of flags etc. and running u++ cocoa on Windows 7 GNUSTEP [message #35732 is a reply to message #35730] |
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| fudadmin wrote on Wed, 14 March 2012 15:21 |
you can try my Core and help to merge...  . Leaving? Ok. see you later. thanks for trying.
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Sorry, Tom, I was rushing and juggling computers and other tasks.
Forget the Core.zip above...
Only 1 problem in core for now and it should compile.
What helps is: Id::Id(const String& s) { id = s; }
Id::Id(const char *s) { id = s; }
I mean, split the declaration and definition and move the latter to the *.cpp file intelligently...
But I don't foresee this is a proper intelligent solution. Very likely it's a road mine which can explode and I am glad you exposed it. Cocoa's objc uses 'id' for any object. 'id' might be isolated (if used) by a namespace and not to clash in cpp part but in the future we will need to think what to do. Rename all 'id' in u++ and declare it taboo? It would be interesting what other guys and Mirek think? Btw, there are no namespaces in objc. Only the dark room...
Edit1: Also, download the updated UNS.zip from the other topic
Edit2: the GccBuilder.icpp I posted doesn't link (or stopped linking) for some reasons. I will try to find out. But first, try to compile.
Edit3: linking also depends on flags... the updated UNS compiles and runs on windows with the latest upp <Core> and the changes already mentioned.
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| Re: Need help with the structure of flags etc. and running u++ cocoa on Windows 7 GNUSTEP [message #35741 is a reply to message #35732] |
Thu, 15 March 2012 11:36 |
Tom1
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Hi,
Great! Good thing you figured out the Id stuff. In my opinion Mirek's word on solving the namespace issue would be needed.
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Now: I was actually able to compile+link+run the test app on GNUstep using SVN4690 sources modified as follows:
1. Core/config.h as you showed above.
2. GccBuilder in the way you demonstrated and I yesterday uploaded the 'intelligently' merged changes compatible with SVN4690.
3. Applied the Id::Id fix in the Value. (BTW: This works the same way for OldValue and the new SVO_VALUE.)
4. I had to change UNS.h as follows to remove some errors:
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#ifdef __OBJC__
extern "C"{ // 2012-03-15 Tom added
#define INTPTR_MAX 0x7fffffff // 2012-03-15 Tom added
#include <Cocoa/Cocoa.h>
#include <Foundation/Foundation.h>
} // 2012-03-15 Tom added
#include "UNSDef.h"
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Flags were "COCOA USEMALLOC". (This also worked with SVO_VALUE).
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What comes out of this is an empty console window and then an empty gray 300x300px window. So, it works! (Right?)
Now, how to connect TopWindow and other Ctrls to this?
// Tom
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