On Saturday, March 16, 2002, at 04:46 PM, Chris Hanson wrote:
I would say such an application is ported, but not that it's a
first-class citizen from a cultural and business perspective.
If you're building a commercial application, unless it's for a vertical
market where you already know users are comfortable with such things,
using either Carbon, Cocoa, or Java is (in my opinion) a must for your
interface.
That said, a well-factored application shouldn't be extremely difficult
to put a Cocoa interface on. It might take some time, but Cocoa does
cut down on that quite a bit.
And I have to believe that got a lot easier now that Obj-C++ is
supported again.
-Patrick
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