Internally-inconsistent code style is not to my liking: https://github.com/Microsoft/WinObjC/blob/106d8b2738101872a186479a07508b16d34f5872/Frameworks/NativeUI/DisplayNode.mm I'm also not a fan of indenting code just because it's in @implementation:
https://github.com/Microsoft/WinObjC/blob/106d8b2738101872a186479a07508b16d34f5872/Frameworks/UIKit/UIApplication.mm Looking at the code for a few minutes, it looks like theoretically one could implement a CACompositorInterface and a CACompositorClient to get Core Animation running. Then there's a bit of platform specific code in UIApplication (for grabbing events, of course). There's still Android-specific code in there, too, which pleases me for personal reasons. It does feel that if you go the 'WinObjC' way, you go that way completely. Without digging deeper into the codebase, I can't tell, but mixing and matching may not be easy. And while WinObjC code works today, and while we could learn from some other publicly available implementations, I'm still fond of GNUstep's Core Animation (and a possible future UIKit, the one that might be Chameleon-based). So overall, I'm happy that this has finally become available. When I have some time, I'll play with getting this code to run. A lot of nice work is in it and if authors of Islandwood/WinObjC are reading this -- thank you for working to release this publicly. On Fri, Aug 7, 2015 at 10:42 AM, Alessandro Sangiuliano < alex2...@hotmail.com> wrote: > I can’t look at the code actually, but reading on github it is a preview > status. > They released under MIT license, do you think this can be an opportunity > for us to take advantages for iOS compatibility framework in GNUstep, at > least in the future? > > Il giorno 07/ago/2015, alle ore 09:51, Fred Kiefer <fredkie...@gmx.de> ha > scritto: > > It looks like the Microsoft ObjectiveC frameworks finally got published. I > only looked over the code briefly and the mix of ObjectiveC and C++ isn't > to my likening. It is an impressive amount of code though and on the other > hand it is in many places even less complete than GNUstep. 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