Peter Althainz <altha...@gmail.com> wrote: > you are right all libraries could be compiled at least on Linux > (maybe even Mac OS) and the bindings could be too. I simply have no > time currently to mainain another platform. I started on Windows, > because I like it and I thought its the platform with the most > gamers. I got in troubles with the linux toolchain on Windows (gcc > with Mingw) for Ogre and switched to the MSVC based Ogre libraries, > not considering that possibly the Ogre Linux libraries directly on > Linux might work well. If there is time or sombody volunteers a Linux > version can be built, I'm quite sure.
Haskell is very good at writing portable code, but there are some things
to keep in mind:
* Use System.FilePath instead of string operations,
* use a portable media library like SDL,
* when using System.IO or Control.Concurrent modules, pay attention to
the Haddock documentation.
That should make your library portable enabling you to reach a much
larger portion of the Haskell community.
Greets,
Ertugrul
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