On Nov 21, 2007, at 10:07 AM, Duncan McGregor wrote:
With the demise of the Cocoa-Java Bridge, I've had a little success
writing the start of a generic framework using JNA.
This got me wondering if there were any javacc grammars for
ObjectiveC out there anywhere.
I have yet to figure out javacc well enough to do anything useful
with it myself but had thought sometime I would figure it out and do
my own JNIDirect header parsing based off of it.
Checking now I came across... http://developer.apple.com/documentation/LegacyTechnologies/
WebObjects/WebObjects_5.1/JavaConverter.pdf
Which if I'm understanding correctly, and I know less of WebObjects
than I do javacc, it is a tool for converting arbitrary ObjectiveC to
java. (Apparently including just such a ObjectiveC javacc grammar)
It could possibly be used in that way instead of a Cocoa-Java bridge.
_Or_ it could be modified to form the basis of your own Cocoa-Java
bridge.
I'm thinking this might be a possibility because some of the
WebObjects tools have indicated to have been deprecated and
supposedly open sourced.
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