> > It wouldn't be half bad, then native binaries could be produced for each > > platform, and we wouldn't have to worry about Python (not that there is > > anything wrong with it:) > > I agree. There's a dozen types of parsers out there, wget, > sitescooper, pavuk, and handfuls of others. We should eventually focus on > "genericizing" the work of the parser, so you can decouple and encouple > whatever parser you want, as long as the "Goes'inta" and "Comes'outa" is > still the same.
Native binaries for plucker-build can already be produced for each platform, without having to re-write anything. I've done it already for Solaris. Who's going to do the builds? I can build for Mac OS X and Solaris. Or there's the Sourceforge build farm. Is this worth the effort of making it easy? Bill
