Re: gnustep_base_user_main() question

[Adrian Robert]

On Jul 5, 2005, at 10:34 PM, Adam Fedor wrote:

> On Jul 5, 2005, at 9:34 PM, Adrian Robert wrote:
> > Now this header is gone, but the strategy is still used somehow but 
> > only on some platforms.  In particular, it seems like Linux does not 
> > use it (evidently getting proc info from the system) but NetBSD does. 
> >  My question: is there any way short of "#include <NSObject.h>" in my 
> > file with main() to satisfy things on a fake-main-using system?  I'm 
> > having trouble tracing out what happens when fake-main is enabled in 
> > the config, and the references to 'gnustep_base_user_main' in the 
> > code are quite limited.  Ideally, I would like to just manually put 
> > whatever #define is necessary in my main() file because including any 
> > Objective-C headers is not an easy option.
>
> You can read the section 'Reading Command-Line Arguments' in the 
> INSTALL file in gnustep-base

OK, yes I should RTFM, or RTFC in this case..  After some more hunting 
I found a ChangeLog entry saying "Remove fake-main.h include - use 
GSConfig.h", and then found GSConfig.h.in -- which had escaped my 
initial grep, but had the relevant #define in it.  Problem solved, 
sorry for any bother..