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I just plain can't find any docs or articles about this.

I have both MinGW and CygWin, but can't find any header files for the GNU
objc classes.  I also have GNUstep working, but am looking into more
portable solutions.

Thanks,
Mike

GNU objc does not have sets, etc.

Quote:> I have both MinGW and CygWin, but can't find any header files for the GNU
> objc classes.  I also have GNUstep working, but am looking into more
> portable solutions.

GNUstep, OTOH, does (NSSet, NSArray, etc.).

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Note that GNU objc is in a process of migrating towards classes with
NS prefix with the autorelease pool memory management.

So for example, they replace OrderedCollection by something like NSArray etc.

This migration is not completely finished yet ... you may find some
references still to Object subclasses such as Set or Collection.

Quote:> I have both MinGW and CygWin, but can't find any header files for the GNU
> objc classes.  I also have GNUstep working, but am looking into more
> portable solutions.

POC is the most portable solution.  Period.  I ran it the other day on
a Sun Netra T1 AC200, for which gcc is not yet producing code; POC runs
as a frontend to Workshop CC in such cases, and it works just fine.