Re: Problems with GUI and Back

[Fred Kiefer]

Yes, these are new problems :-(
Richard made some more changes to base and I am too slow to keep up with
him. He changed the define NO_GNUSTEP to be always defined (0 when we
want the GNUstep extensions) and the check in GSDisplayServer.h
was now wrong. This should be fixed now.

Am 21.02.2010 02:51, schrieb Germán Arias:
> Now I get a different error with GUI:
> 
> NSApplication.m: 487: warning: implicit declaration of function
> 'GSCurrentServer'
> NSApplication.m: 487: warning: receiver type 'int' invalid
> NSApplication.m: 487: warning: method not found '-iconTileImage'
> ...
> ...
> NSApplication.m: In function '- [NSApplication
> setApplicationIconImage:]':
> NSApplication.m: 2286: warning: receiver type 'int' invalid
> NSApplication.m: 2286: warning: method not found '-iconsize'
> NSApplication.m: 2286: error: invalid initializer
> 
> 
> And with Back: 
> 
> in file included from XGServer.m: 65:
> ../../Headers/x11/XGServer.h: 52: error: Can not find interface
> declaration for 'GSDisplayServer', superclass of 'XGServer'
> 
> In both errors, the problem seems to be in GSDisplayServer.h
> 
> 
> El sáb, 20-02-2010 a las 17:38 +0100, Fred Kiefer escribió:
>>
>> Now even 64 bit systems should be able to compile and run GNUstep gui
>> and back again. But be aware that due to the usage of proxies for named
>> images (Yes, even when no theme is used!) and a bug in libffi that
>> hasn't been officially fixed, named images wont be displayed on 64 bit
>> systems. As we are now using CGFloats in many places and CGFloat is now
>> a double and libffi wont handle structures and arrays of double
>> correctly, we get an issue when ever we pass such structures via
>> NSInvocation. The proxy mechanism for NSImage just exposes this issue.
> 
> 
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