Hello,
Sorry for this question that perhaps doesn't really suit to the
debian-mailing list. But If someone has some advice, I would be great.
I want to write a mathematical program (so no plateform dependencies)
which used to be in Fortran 90. I want to switch to a real language.
One of my choice is Objective-C. I mainly developp under Linux and MacOsX,
and my program will finally run under a SGI Octane with IRIX 6.5.
I have some basic questions :
-On Objective-C
1) Is this language growing or dying ?
2) Is it easy to write some code in Objective-C that talk to other
programs written in C and C++ ?
-On the Free Objective-C compiler from Gcc.
1) Will it be available on IRIX (Does gcc will compile easily) ?
2) Is this compiler good ?
-On Objective-C and GTK
1) Is the GTK libraries for Objective-C good, and is the project still
alive ?
Thank you for your help on any of these questions
Francois
