Warner Onstine wrote:
Yes, they are. SWT consists of some standard java code and also some JNI native code. The native code is written in C and is obviously unique to each OS.
Aren't all SWT widgets native (no matter the platform)? This was my impression initially, especially in respect to why it took so long to port it to OS X.
-warner
For instance, to run SWT standalone you need swt.jar and on Windows you need a .dll. On linux an .so, on Mac OS a .jnilib (whatever that is).
Due to the lack of volunteers to present for the next meeting (and some proding from Vince and Nick) I've been thinking of doing a presentation on SWT. I've recently written a fairly simple plugin to Eclipse and although I'm still learning I might be able to put together something.
Would anyone be interested?
Simon.
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