Library combos - Revision history

Rfm at 08:32, 4 March 2016

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Martin at 19:10, 22 October 2009

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Martin at 18:36, 22 October 2009

2009-10-22T18:36:37Z

Martin at 18:20, 22 October 2009

2009-10-22T18:20:25Z

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'''Library combos''' are compile-time decisions about which libraries and runtimes to use. Since the only other major libraries are from Apple, this applies only to [[Darwin]] and [[Mac OS X]].

There are three libraries that can be linked to. The [[Objective-C runtime]], the [[Foundation]] implementation, and the [[AppKit]] implementation.

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 Specifying which libraries to use is done with <code>./configure --with-library-combo=</code>objcruntime-foundation-applicationkit. Each of the three could have either the value <tt>gnu</tt> or <tt>apple</tt>, but not all of these are implemented.
 The following options are supported:
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 ! Runtime !! Foundation !! AppKit
 |-
-| GNU || GNU || GNU
+| gnu || gnu || gnu
 |-
-| Apple || GNU || GNU
+| ng || gnu || gnu
 |-
-| Apple || Apple || GNU
+| apple || gnu || gnu
 |-
-| Apple || Apple || Apple
+| apple || apple || gnu
 |}
-Of these, the first and last options are recommended (all GNU or all Apple). The default when building on Darwin and OS X is <tt>apple-apple-apple</tt>. Even when GNUstep apps use the all Apple option, GNUstep extensions are available to the app.
+Of these, the first two, and the last option are recommended (all GNU or all Apple). The default when building on Darwin and OS X is <tt>apple-apple-apple</tt>. Even when GNUstep apps use the all Apple option, GNUstep extensions are available to the app.

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−	Of these, the first and last options are recommended (all GNU or all Apple). The default when building on Darwin and OS X is <tt>apple-apple-apple</tt>.	+	Of these, the first and last options are recommended (all GNU or all Apple). The default when building on Darwin and OS X is <tt>apple-apple-apple</tt>. Even when GNUstep apps use the all Apple option, GNUstep extensions are available to the app.

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	There are three libraries that can be linked to. The [[Objective-C runtime]], the [[Foundation]] implementation, and the [[AppKit]] implementation.		There are three libraries that can be linked to. The [[Objective-C runtime]], the [[Foundation]] implementation, and the [[AppKit]] implementation.
		+
		+	Specifying which libraries to use is done with <code>./configure --with-library-combo=</code>objcruntime-foundation-applicationkit. Each of the three could have either the value <tt>gnu</tt> or <tt>apple</tt>, but not all of these are implemented.
		+
		+	The following options are supported:
		+	{\|
		+	\|-
		+	! Runtime !! Foundation !! AppKit
		+	\|-
		+	\| GNU \|\| GNU \|\| GNU
		+	\|-
		+	\| Apple \|\| GNU \|\| GNU
		+	\|-
		+	\| Apple \|\| Apple \|\| GNU
		+	\|-
		+	\| Apple \|\| Apple \|\| Apple
		+	\|}
		+
		+	Of these, the first and last options are recommended (all GNU or all Apple). The default when building on Darwin and OS X is <tt>apple-apple-apple</tt>.