Re: Cross Platform Obj-C?
Re: Cross Platform Obj-C?
- Subject: Re: Cross Platform Obj-C?
- From: Bernard van Gastel <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 6 May 2002 22:57:13 +0200
I would write all your generic objects, like containers, lists,
manipulators
etc. in ANSI C++. Anything that manipulates data behind the scenes
really.
That way it is transferable to any platform. Or, you could write it
all in
Objective C so long as you don't use any of the Cocoa Objects...which
IMO is
where Objective C gets it's power.
The vast power is portable too. The Foundation Kit is available as a
completely free cross-platform solution under LGPL; see www.gnustep.org.
Is it 100% compatible with Cocoa Foundation Kit? If not, it is not
suitable for cross-platform development (little differences can be ...).
Isn't there another obj-c framework, largely like Cocoa (but possibly
different on some parts), that is written for Unix, Windows and Mac?
Bernard
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