On Jan 6, 2006, at 11:37 AM, Shawn Erickson wrote:
On 1/6/06, Erik Mattheis <email@hidden> wrote:
In light of next week's rumored arrival of Intel Macs, I'm wondering
about about the future of SWT on the Mac. As I understand it, SWT
uses a lot of JNI and the Carbon framework. Everything I've heard
about porting to Intel says Cocoa is a must.
Cocoa has a little better level of abstraction and a history of being
available on several different CPU / OS platforms but Carbon based
applications can still be made universal. Carbon isn't going away in
an fashion with Macintels.
I guess my question really belongs on a SWT mailing list ;) I was
hoping maybe some Mac SWT developers might lurk here.
I don't use SWT in my own projects, but I do use Eclipse as my IDE
of choice. Any thoughts?
Don't panic and keep you towel close at hand.
I'm not worried at all, just curious. In fact, my towel is currently
wrapped tight over my head. I'm dealing with a particularly ravenous
bugblatter beast at the moment...
- Erik
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