Hey. The GCC that apple provides…is actually clang. OS X is completely Objective-C. You don’t need GNUstep to use Objective-C. Besides. GNUstep’s „libobjc2“ won’t compile under a Mac - I tested it several, if not hundred, times. And since they are trying to mimic the API you have available on a mac, I would not bother to try and install it, unless you have a good reason to. If you now still wanna try and install it, then you should try to compile their libovjc2 first, and everything else you use for them, should go out of reach of your other system stuff! I.e., configure your stuff with this: ./configure —prefix=/opt/GNUstep This is just to help you out. Kind regards, Ingwie. Am Sa. Apr. 19 2014 11:52:46 schrieb Solal: > Hello, I am a user of GCC for Mac (via binary provided on the Apple > website) and I noticed wanting to install GNUstep GNU Objective-C is not > present. So I tried installing from source but GNU Objective-C has not > been installed. Can you help me, please?
