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'''GNUstep Startup''' is a compilation of the GNUstep core packages together with the required library ffcall and a script to build and install all packages on Unixlike platforms in the correct order. | '''GNUstep Startup''' is a compilation of the GNUstep core packages together with the required library ffcall and a script to build and install all packages on Unixlike platforms in the correct order. | ||
| − | + | GNUstep Startup is a compilation the GNUstep core packages: gnustep-make, gnustep-base, gnustep-gui, and gnustep-back. The main advantage of Startup is that it includes a script to automatically build and install the core GNUstep system. After installing GNUstep Startup, you will have a complete system for compiling and running GNUstep applications. You will, of course, need to compile and install applications (such as GWorkspace) to actually use GNUstep in a runtime system. For a complete developement system, you would also need to install the Gorm and ProjectCenter applications. The individual packages are: | |
| − | + | * GNUstep [[make]] | |
| − | * GNUstep [[make]] | + | * GNUstep [[base]] |
| − | * GNUstep [[base]] | + | * GNUstep [[gui]] |
| − | * GNUstep [[gui]] | + | * GNUstep [[back]] |
| − | * GNUstep [[back]] | + | * libffi |
| + | * libobjc | ||
<h3>Related Links</h3> | <h3>Related Links</h3> | ||
Latest revision as of 02:56, 12 May 2011
GNUstep Startup is a compilation of the GNUstep core packages together with the required library ffcall and a script to build and install all packages on Unixlike platforms in the correct order.
GNUstep Startup is a compilation the GNUstep core packages: gnustep-make, gnustep-base, gnustep-gui, and gnustep-back. The main advantage of Startup is that it includes a script to automatically build and install the core GNUstep system. After installing GNUstep Startup, you will have a complete system for compiling and running GNUstep applications. You will, of course, need to compile and install applications (such as GWorkspace) to actually use GNUstep in a runtime system. For a complete developement system, you would also need to install the Gorm and ProjectCenter applications. The individual packages are: