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Or you use buildtool to build Xcode projects with GNUstep: https://github.com/gnustep/libs-xcode https://github.com/gnustep/libs-xcode MPWFoundation, Objectiv

Or you use buildtool to build Xcode projects with GNUstep: https://github.com/gnustep/libs-xcode https://github.com/gnustep/libs-xcode MPWFoundation, Objective-S and related all build on both macOS and GNUstep without buildtool. Once you have the GNUmakefiles they are not that hard to keep in sync. https://gitlab.com/mpwmo/ObjectiveSmalltalk/-/blob/master/GNUmakefile?ref_type=heads https://gitlab.com/mpwmo/ObjectiveSmalltalk/-/blob/master/GN... https://gitlab.com/mpwmo/MPWFoundation/-/blob/master/GNUmakefile?ref_type=heads https://gitlab.com/mpwmo/MPWFoundation/-/blob/master/GNUmake... https://gitlab.com/mpwmo/MPWFoundation/-/tree/master/GNUstep?ref_type=heads https://gitlab.com/mpwmo/MPWFoundation/-/tree/master/GNUstep...

rbanffy 3y ago
This sounds like a great option. But I was looking for both things. Is there a tool to warn against partial or not implemented functionality that needs to be avoided?
- mpweiher 3y ago
  The easiest "tool" is to build as early as possible against both GNUstep and macOS (iOS etc.), preferably with a good suite of unit tests. Works perfectly fine, and I don't see how some external tool attempting to give a guess at this would be easier, never mind as accurate.