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by Scott Wightman :: Rate this Message:

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OK I'm running Ubuntu 9.04, I've installed all the packages as listed in the INSTALL.Ubuntu file, I've installed the full gnustep system, I've sourced GNUstep.sh, I've built and installed the LLVM trunk, but when I try to build Etoile (trunk) I get this:

 Compiling file UKRunner.m ...
In file included from UKRunner.m:27:
UKRunner.h:25:34: warning: Foundation/Foundation.h: No such file or directory
In file included from UKRunner.m:27:
UKRunner.h:27: error: cannot find interface declaration for ‘NSObject’, superclass of ‘UKRunner’

Seems like some fundamental stuff is still missing somehow, any advice would be very welcome :)

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Re: Failed Install

by Quentin Mathé-2 :: Rate this Message:

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Hi Scott,

Le 24 sept. 2009 à 06:10, Scott a écrit :

> OK I'm running Ubuntu 9.04, I've installed all the packages as  
> listed in the INSTALL.Ubuntu file, I've installed the full gnustep  
> system, I've sourced GNUstep.sh, I've built and installed the LLVM  
> trunk, but when I try to build Etoile (trunk) I get this:
>
>  Compiling file UKRunner.m ...
> In file included from UKRunner.m:27:
> UKRunner.h:25:34: warning: Foundation/Foundation.h: No such file or  
> directory

It looks like there is a problem with the GNUstep environment  
variables or the GNUstep install itself.

How did you install GNUstep ? Did you check out the GNUstep trunk or  
download a recent release ?

Did you try to compile other GNUstep applications ? If you have  
checked out the Étoilé repository, you can find a small test app here  
(with no dependency on Étoilé): <http://svn.gna.org/viewcvs/etoile/trunk/Etoile/Developer/Templates/TestAppTemplate/ 
 >
Just type 'make' in this directory to compile it. If the compilation  
succeeds, you can then launch it with: openapp ./Test.app

If you can post the GNUstep-related variables reported by 'env', this  
would be useful to see whether GNUstep.sh was sourced as expected. Can  
you also check Foundation.h is present in /pathToGNUstepInstall/System/
Library/Headers/Foundation/Foundation.h…

Cheers,
Quentin.



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