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…threerings#79) Red Hat decided to remove the support for the Objective C language for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 (and later) from the GCC packages. Unfortunately GCC is not really modular, so /usr/bin/gcc keeps telling "Objective-C compiler not installed on this system" until the alternative GCC /usr/bin/gobjc from the gcc-objc RPM package from Fedora EPEL 8 is being used.
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Facing the same problem, this merge request for RHEL is desperately needed. |
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Red Hat decided to remove the support for the Objective C language for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 (and later) from the GCC packages. Unfortunately GCC is not really modular, so
/usr/bin/gcckeeps telling "Objective-C compiler not installed on this system" until the alternative GCC/usr/bin/gobjcfrom the gcc-objc RPM package from Fedora EPEL 8 is being used.