For new apps, I don't believe this is an issue...anyone not using
Obj-
C/Cocoa in this case is being silly (imho)
...
Am I wrong?
I have to disagree with this - there are situations where an API
choice
is forced on you by politics (like CA requiring an NSView),
That's just plain not correct.
CA is built on top of CoreImage, and does not require NSView.
CoreImage uses a whole lot of things Cocoa-ness, such as KVO, but it
isn't dependant on NSView either - you could use CI in a Carbon app
if you wanted, since it can render in a CGContextRef or
CGLContextObj, or render to a CGImageRef or CGLayerRef. I wouldn't
be surprised if you could put CA inside an HIView as well.
Using Objective-C is just the fastest and easiest way for Apple to
develop and deliver these technologies - it's not done to spite
Carbon developers.
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