On Wed, Apr 16, 2003 at 12:35:02AM +0200, Riccardo Mottola wrote:
> I am trying to compile the latest version of GNUstep (from the sources, not
> the package). It doesn't compile (really the core gnustep-objc). I remember
> that some months ago I was able to compile it from the packages. Were they
> severly patched?

I can't answer that except to say that there's only one patch in the
pkgsrc package.

> Anyway the problems are threads, i tried posix and pthreads. in the gnustep
> mailing list they pointed out to a thread problem confromance to posix in
> both cases.

Hmmm...  Are you running a real recent -current?  If so, you should have
access to our current native pthreads, which are aiming for POSIX, but
which are also fairly new and still being fixed up.

> sendmsg.c: In function `__objc_get_forward_imp':
> sendmsg.c:109: warning: control reaches end of non-void function

This doesn't look like a thread issue.

I think you want POSIX and not PTHREADS, but we may be missing some of
the sched priority functions.  Hmm..  They're there, but they're
stubbed--they just return errors right now.

-allen

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