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Re: GNUstep and GTK+
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Martin Häcker |
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Re: GNUstep and GTK+ |
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Mon, 9 Aug 2004 01:36:17 +0200 |
RMS has asked it is possible for GNUstep to have GTK+ bindings. Note
this is not using GTK with GNUstep, but would allow someone to
compile an application based on GTK with GNUstep - where GNUstep
would interpret the GTK calls and instead create GNUstep objects
(windows, etc).
Just out of curiosity:
I know that there currently is a great deal of a debate among the
Gnome Community that they want to switch to a memory managed
language, cause "C is just too unproductive". Till now the only
languages that where considered for this effort are Java (RedHat) and
C# (Novel)
Well... do I have to see this inquiry from RMS as a try to get a
third language into this potpourri?
That would be "mildly" interesting....
cu Martin
p.s.: From a technical standpoint this would do:
- Real Objects
- Real Proven and OpenSource Compiler (GCC)
- No Patents that People are aware of
- Compatible with the Old-C (and even C++) Code-Base with a minimal hassle
- Memory Management with the DehmerWeiser-Conservative GarbageCollector
- Already several trys to marry the languages:
--
dont.wanna.tell
[ot]coder - hehe
- Re: GNUstep and GTK+, (continued)
Re: GNUstep and GTK+,
Martin Häcker <=
Re: GNUstep and GTK+, Yves de Champlain, 2004/08/06