Mail Archives: djgpp/1996/04/07/15:53:30
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From: | wiz AT iconz DOT co DOT nz (Nic Wise)
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Newsgroups: | comp.os.msdos.djgpp
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Subject: | DJGPP and Obj-C - a little help needed.
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Date: | 7 Apr 1996 04:08:51 GMT
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Organization: | Internet Company of New Zealand
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Lines: | 44
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Message-ID: | <4k7f4k$f8o@status.gen.nz>
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NNTP-Posting-Host: | iconz.co.nz
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To: | djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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DJ-Gateway: | from newsgroup comp.os.msdos.djgpp
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Hi!!
I just re-DL'ed DJGPP v2, got the objective C stuff, but I _still_ can't
get my code to work :(
It compiles fine, with no wanrings or errors, and to me (ok, it is my first
Obj-C program, but anyway) it looks fine. Its a cut down copy of an
example we got from our lecturer.
SO: Are there any special switches to stop if throwing a SIGFPE
when it calls the following:
id t = [[Thing alloc] init];
I assume that FPE = Floating point exception, but on a 486dx4? I think not.
The class has an integer, and 3 methods that print, set and retreive it.
VERY simple stuff.
I'm linking it with:
gcc -o main test.o driver.o -lobjc -lm
and compiling the other bits with:
gcc -c -Wno-import name.m
Any ideas?? Is this a (known) problem?
oh, and GDB thinks its something to do with the allocation of the
classes memory.....
Ta in advance!
Nic.
(BTW, using GCC 2.7.2, straight off the NZ SimTel mirror, on a
486dx4-100 with 24 megs of ram, lots a disk, under Win95)
--
Nic Wise - wiz AT iconz DOT co DOT nz - http://iconz.co.nz/~wiz
also: nicw AT bytes DOT gen DOT nz, nicw AT xerxes DOT co DOT nz
Pascal-a-holic, Underwater Hockey player, and X-Phile.
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