Link against gnustep-base on Linux #6
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The linker is smart enough to figure out that we are not using any symbols from the Foundation library, and elides the request to link it. To circumvent this, we define a (unused) function referencing the symbol for NSObject
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Hi SSheldon!
Another small patch for supporting GNUstep-flavoured Objective-C interop on Linux. Pretty straightforward except for a small trick required to get the linker to behave as required.
Unfortunately, it is dependent on the changes detailed in SSheldon/rust-block#2.
Cheers,
Niels