RE: source converters [WAS: RE: Attempting to Create Obj-C Gecko Fram ework]

[ian . mondragon]

excellent.  i'll be checking these out when i get home.  thank you.

by the way - for those of you interrested: i'm in the debug/compile stage of
Interface's development, and i'm planning on having a "pre-pre-alpha" (as
you linux people would call it <grin>) release by the end of this month for
you all to beat on.  feel free to email me at ( copal @ dragonhelix . org )
with any questions/concerns/pre-release requests, etc.

- ian mondragon

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Richard Dale [SMTP:Richard_Dale@tipitina.demon.co.uk]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 1:42 PM
> To:   discuss-gnustep@gnu.org
> Subject:      Re: source converters [WAS: RE: Attempting to Create Obj-C
> Gecko Fram ework]
> 
> On Tue, 10 Apr 2001, you wrote:
> > rich -
> > 
> > are these source converters of yours something you would be willing to
> share
> > with the community?  if they work even *remotely* well, they would save
> > _alot_ of time for those of us porting C++ apps to ObjC.  i myself have
> > spent countless hours performing the mind-numbing task of doing so while
> > rewriting the Sapphire window manager, and something like this would
> have
> > saved me sooooo much time & frustration (not to mention keep my gag
> reflex
> > from acting up simply from having to deal with C++ ;-)
> Yes - they are GPL'd, but I don't want to set expectations too high. They
> are
> Qt/KDE source converters, and not general purpose - you have to understand
> and
> change the code a bit to do something new with them. That is why I will be
> checking them into the KDE CVS. But the more forks the merrier in this
> case. So if this code can be a start to doing other things like Sapphire
> or
> Gecko Objective-C ports then that's great by me.
> 
> I'll send emails to Brian and Ian with the two converters as attachments.
> If
> anyone else would like them please contact me.
> 
> -- Richard
> 
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