Re: use AppKit;
Re: use AppKit;
- Subject: Re: use AppKit;
- From: Andrew Pinski <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 27 Mar 2002 21:34:25 -0500
On Wednesday, March 27, 2002, at 06:57 , Finlay Dobbie wrote:
On Wednesday, March 27, 2002, at 12:07 PM, Sherm Pendley wrote:
I've started a new project called CamelBones. CamelBones is a
Perl/Cocoa bridge for OS/X.
You are aware that there is already a Perl/Obj-C bridge for OS X,
right? It's just that Apple doesn't want to give it to the rest of
us ;-)
-- Finlay
Spreading wrong info is a wrong. The person who wrote the bridge said
it was not ready
to be used by anyone from the outside, he was going to clean it up and
release it.
Thanks,
Andrew Pinski
PS Finlay, I think you should be ashamed of yourself when you wrote this
and your web
page because ADC is not connected to Darwin and you should know that.
Also legal reasons are why you cannot sign a license or a NDA. I was
your age and I did
some programming, I got Think C from my dad from an University prices
and I did
development but I knew about ADC but at the time there was no online
version and my
parents were not willing to spend $1000 per year on something that I did
not need.
I became an online ADC member when it first came out and I was under 18
when that happened.
When the Student Developer version of ADC came out I just had my parents
use my older brother
who was at college at the time as the Developer. I am now 20 and next
year the ADC package will
be under my name because my brother is graduating from College this
year. I have been looking at
Darwin Development when it came out and even at the Streamer Sever's
Development before that.
I have contributed a bug report for top and it got fixed for at least
5.3 (might have been before but I forgot).
The reason why I have not contribute any code is because I have too many
classes, to look at sources
or bugs. This summer I will be going though the Darwin's source and
looking for security bugs, kind
of what OpenBSD does. I will also be looking into improving gcc for
Darwin and PPC. One of the
features I really want in gcc's C++ is the export keyword to work, I
might get around to doing that
but I would need to add some stuff to binutils (as, ld; mostly ld) and
other stuff on other platforms
but it is a big task so I might what to ask for some help. It might
turn out that I will have to have gcc
require the GNU's ld and as.
As you can see I am a very ambitious programmer but I try to have an
open mind when I run into a political
roadblock.
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