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  • Installation and Setup
    • Linux
      • Building on Linux
    • Windows
      • SDK/Environment setup
      • Installing the GNUstep MSVC toolchain on Windows
      • Using the GNUstep MSVC toolchain from MSYS2
      • Building on Windows
      • IDE setup
  • Building Apps with GORM
    • 1 - Introduction to GNUstep Programming
    • 2 - Convertor
      • 2.1 - Designing the UI
      • 2.2 - Outlets and Actions
      • 2.3 - Adding the Code
    • 3 - TimeMachine
      • 3.1 - A Basic Clock
      • 3.2 - Analog Clock
      • 3.3 - New Time Zone Dialog
      • 3.4 - Multiple Clocks
    • 4 - Money
      • 4.1 - The Basics
      • 4.2 - Document Editor
      • 4.3 - Load and Save
      • 4.4 - Drag and Drop
    • 5 - Overview
    • 6 - LunarCalendar
    • 7 - NSLookupService
    • Helpful Websites
  • Building Apps from Code Only
    • First Steps in GNUstep GUI Programming
      • 1 - The shared application object
      • 2 - Setting your application’s icon
      • 3 - Menus
      • 4 - Points, Sizes and Rectangles
      • 5 - Adding a Window to your Application
      • 6 - Adding a Button in the Window
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Contents

  • SDK/Environment setup
  • Installing the GNUstep MSVC toolchain on Windows
  • Using the GNUstep MSVC toolchain from MSYS2
  • 2 Using the toolchain without MSYS2
  • Building on Windows
  • IDE setup

First, you should set up a development environment following the SDK setup guide. Then you can either build GNUstep or install GNUstep from the prebuilt binaries. Then, set up and use GNUstep in MSYS2 and set up VS Code.

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