rfm
rfm
Yes gnustep-make supports installing app resources. For instance if your app is called MyApp MyApp_RESOURCE_FILES = MyApp.desktop would install your desktop file as you suggest.
Well obviously, it's make, so adding a rule to your makefile to install particular files to a fixed location is documented, with an example template GNUmakefile.postamble, but I guess that's...
LINUX definitely doesn't cover the BSD's, so _WIN32 sounds good.
I think that's probably a mistake in dispatch/queue.c since eventfd is not linux specific - at least one BSD system has it too. That may mean that the libdispatch implementation...
Thanks for spotting my screwup
Having spent some time looking at the source code of thelibdispatch version in question, I couldn't think of a better option than the simple addition of the linux specific code...
> On 12 Jun 2024, at 13:14, Frederik Seiffert ***@***.***> wrote: > > > I think adding the prefix for our atomic macros had been necessary to avoid name clashes...
> On 12 Jun 2024, at 15:01, Hugo Melder ***@***.***> wrote: > > > We really aren't supposed to have features that don't work with one compiler/runtime as logn as...
Or of course, as in this case, we can have two KVO implementations ... OK, but not as good from a maintainability point of view as a single implementation.
I actually looked at the signature cache code yesterday, and was thinking I should suggest that you commit that separately since it's not actually linked to the KVO code in...