Re: Portability of Foundation & NSObject
Re: Portability of Foundation & NSObject
- Subject: Re: Portability of Foundation & NSObject
- From: Joakim Danielson <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 23 May 2004 12:55:46 +0200
This is copied from the GNUstep site:
"For general OpenStep documentation, you can usually refer to Apple's
documentation for the MacOS X Foundation."
I think you find more answers to your platform questions on
http://www.gnustep.org
Joakim
On 2004-05-23, at 01.38, James Stroud wrote:
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I am beginning a small project to move some of my code from several
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scripting languages to Objective C so that they can be interfaced to
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cocoa. Old code may or may not stay in the original languages, but I
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want to write all new code with Objective C. I want to maintain an
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emphasis on code portability for at least the M in MVC (and maybe the
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C...?). I noticed that Objective C classes in Xcode import
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"Foundation.h" and inherit from NSObject. Do other platforms support
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"Foundation.h" and NSObject? Are these part of gcc, or do I need to
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create a custom "MYObject" class? Also, what steps do I need to take
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to ensure M and C code portability? I'm sure its easy to venture off
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topic here, but this is my starting point for all things Objective
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C/cocoa related, so be forgiving.
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James
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Department of Chemistry
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University of Colorado
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Boulder, CO 80309-0215, USA
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tel: 303-492-4503
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www: http://JamesStroud.com/
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