There is already a Wayland backend for GNUstep. This is about to be merged with the main system in a few weeks. For any other backend it is best to start from scratch and just implement the event and window handling interfaces.
Sorry, I am currently travelling and so this is a very short reply. If you have specific questions feel free to ask. Fred Unterwegs > Am 17.03.2017 um 22:02 schrieb madscientist <[email protected]>: > > i've been studing the files at the gnustep-back package, wich,as far as i > could understand, it is the one wich makes it work with the rest of the > underlying system. > > That package, has header files that calls for things in X11 and other areas > of the underlying os. Now, several non X11 unix like oses are in the > internet, and they uses to have their own headers for the graphics lib. if > i'm not missing something, i believe that the process to port it would be to > create a folder with the x11 source files and other with the headers, and > then carefully edit that ones replacing in the .h files the calls of the > system i actually have. > Should i be right, does exist tools that could make the process of > identifying the equivalnce between X11 and Linux files to another hobby os > wich uses also glibc and some non x11 video system like wayland, appserver, > mir, etc? > And also, apart from the gnustep back, do i have to edit any other header at > gnustep-base and or make? > _______________________________________________ > Gnustep-dev mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnustep-dev
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