Add hint to read INSTALL and reminder to use gnustep-make package for other code

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Richard Frith-MacDonald 2014-01-08 07:56:40 +00:00
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GNUSTEP-MAKE
------------
When packaging GNUstep, you should start by packaging gnustep-make.
When packaging GNUstep, you should start by packaging gnustep-make
(you should at least have read the INSTALL document to give you an
overview of how gnustep-make is installed).
GNUstep-make includes both the basic filesystem layout configuration
files and scripts that are used by all the other GNUstep software, and
@ -226,7 +228,7 @@ user defaults.
6. GLOBAL DEFAULTS DATABASE
===========================
You may also global (ie for all applications and all users) default
You may define global (ie for all applications and all users) default
values by placing them in the GlobalDefaults.plist file in the same
directory as the GNUstep.conf configuration file.
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---------------------------
Once you have packaged gnustep-make, you are ready to start packaging
all other GNUstep software, starting with gnustep-base.
all other GNUstep software, starting with gnustep-base (or perhaps with
the gnustep-make documentation).
To build/package GNUstep software, you should normally install the
gnustep-make package you just built, but you may use another gnustep-make
installation as long as you ensure that the GNUstep.conf file used by
that installation contains paths matching those in your new
gnustep-make package.
By default, all GNUstep software will install into the "LOCAL" domain
if you compile it from source. Depending on your filesystem layout,
@ -385,8 +394,7 @@ gnustep core libraries.
GNUSTEP-BASE
------------
Once you have packaged gnustep-make, your next step is to package
gnustep-base.
Your next step is to package gnustep-base.
gnustep-base has a number of configure options that you may want to
check; most of them have to do with locating the various libraries on