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I installed gcc 4.2. 4.3, 4.4, I installed clang, and nothing: every time I tried to compile the gnustep ports, the message appeared: “NO Objective-c compiler on the system”
What I have to do to install an Objective-c compiler in Freebsd 9.0?
Thanks in advance
For one, there is a port lang/objc, which installs an independent (not even GNU) implementation.
If you prefer GNU’s family of compilers, pick lang/gcc47 — this will install objective-C (as well as FORTRAN and even GNU’s Java). If you don’t wish to build from ports, you can install a pre-built package:
But the commenters are right in that GNUstep port(s) should take care of this for you. The port devel/gnustep itself is currently unmaintained, unfortunately, but you are, likely, trying to install something else (windowmaker, perhaps?). Contact the maintainer of the port, that you actually care for… Good luck.