You need to have Guile installed. It should work with Guile-1.2 or later. You need to have the `greg' program in your path in order for the installation process to determine it's location so that it can create the `gtest-base' and `gtest-gui' scripts.
You can get Guile from any GNU ftp site.
You need the GNUstep core package (of course) to be installed on your system - get the latest snapshot from alpha.gnu.org.
You can get GNU make from any GNU ftp site.
You need the Gstep-Guile package (version 0.5.8 or later) and the Greg (0.5 or later) package that comes as part of it.
You can get Gstep-Guile and Greg package at http://www.tiptree.demon.co.uk/gstep/guile/gstep-guile.tar.gz or at ftp://alpha.gnu.org/gnu/gnustep/developer/
Make sure that you have the GNUstep makefile package properly installed
and that you have used the GNUstep.sh or GNUstep.csh script
to ensure that your shell has the correct environment variables set up.
The type `./configure' to configure for your system and `make install' to build and install the alternative guile command-line interpreters. These replacement versions have the Objective-C runtime, gnustep libraries, and gstep-guile linked into them, and can therefore be used to test the operation of the GNUstep libraries directly.
You can type `make check' to get the Greg testing framework to use the new guile program to run the tests.
For detailed output, type `make verbose', and you will get the results of each individual test case.
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